Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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793Fears linger in paradise … echoes of Tasmania?
MOST residents of Gilsons Road are not happy. Newcomers to the tiny Queensland community near the Noosa River thought they’d moved into...
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Atrazine: The word is well and truly out …
Letter to Editor Mercury 11-3-10 Despite the constant posturing by Syngenta (No threat to frogs – Letter to Mercury 11/3/10), the facts...
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Solving our forest conflict needs a new politics
At a community forum in Burnie today, participants heard that solving Tasmania’s forest conflict required new, reality-based thinking from Tasmania’s major political...
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A Royal Commission, now: Peter Cundall in The Age Good Weekend (not online)
… In the case of the mill proposal, in March 2007 the impartial body assessing it in Tasmania, the Resource Planning and...
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As Forestry ignites the first of 150 burns, Clive Stott despairs …
Dr. Taylor how long have you been told about what is happening to our air and water in this state? I am...
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Gunns and FSC
Baby steps have been taken in Australia’s highly charged forestry debate – a few in the right direction. A wobbly Gunns Ltd...
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Japan charges Pete Bethune
THE skipper of the ill-fated anti-whaling vessel Ady Gil was arrested in Japan yesterday. The harpoon ship he boarded in Antarctic waters...
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St Helens Water – Let’s Wait for the Science
Today’s statement from Andrew Lohrey and David Obendorf is disappointing. I have made every effort to seek information regarding the privately-funded investigations...
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Cundall, Booth, Walsh, Bayley Dockray at water forum
What: Open Air Water Forum When: Sunday 14th March, 1:00 pm. Where: Civic Square, Launceston An Open Air water Forum will be...
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Ads target ‘failed thinking’
