Tasmanian Times
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889I remain unconvinced the woodchip piles are safe
The F.S.C is organised into three chambers to ensure that all stakeholder groups involved in or affected by forestry practices are able...
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Gunns welcomes Burnie woodchip apology
TIMBER company Gunns Limited has failed in its bid for damages against Hobart doctor Frank Nicklason over claims he made about legionella...
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Gunns Welcomes Apology from Dr Frank Nicklason
Gunns’ Chairman John Gay today welcomed an apology from Hobart Doctor Frank Nicklason as part of a settlement over statements made about...
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Climate Action Hobart
What: Community Climate Action Forum When: Saturday 10th of October, 10am Where: Philip Smith Centre, 2 Edward St, Glebe Community members will...
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BARTLETT GOVT BENDING OVER BACKWARDS FOR FORESTRY SECTOR
The Tasmanian Greens today criticised the Bartlett Government over its latest attempt at granting the forest sector an exemption from the rules...
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CONSERVATIONISTS CONDEMN NEW FORESTRY AMENDMENT BILL
LLEWELLYN MUST COME CLEAN ABOUT PUBLIC MONEY SPENT ON LOGGING ROADS. Community conservation group Still Wild Still Threatened is today opposing David...
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Gunns – Return of the stench!
Following the release of Gunns ‘Little Green Book’, The Forest Art Renaissance Team (F.A.R.T.) has today unveiled the banner “Gunns LTD, Proudly...
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RETENTION: What happened in 2005?
And whilst it is full with congratulatory self praise I was struck by a graph on page six …“Apparent Retention from Year...
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Kingston Bypass gets the green light
The decision was never really in doubt. The main reason is that only one option to address Kingston’s commuter woes has ever...
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PUBLIC ROADS NOT GUNNS ROADS!
EXCLUDE GUNNS NOT TASMANIA! David Llewellyn tabled a legislation amendment in Parliament late on Tuesday night (see below) that allows FT to...
