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845Obama hails Senate climate bill
US President Barack Obama has welcomed the publication of a bill to combat climate change. The bill, sponsored by leading Democratic senators,...
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Stick with fox effort: review
A REVIEW of the fox eradication effort has concluded the program should continue. That is despite the review saying there was a...
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Friday 2 Oct: Lunchtime, Launceston
Download … … a report: stannusFriday_2_Oct_Lunchtime_in_Launceston.pdf Garry Stannus
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A confrontation with the State Government is set for Beaconsfield on October 4th.
The State Government is coming to Beaconsfield to “hear your ideas and listen to your views” about issues and concerns in the...
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MINISTER O’BYRNE DELIVERED A MESSAGE ON BARTLETT’S LINE IN THE SAND
In the lead up to this Sunday’s community forum at Beaconsfield, locals gathered outside the Launceston office of Environment Minister Michelle O’Byrne...
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Gunns in talks over Great Southern forestry assets
Woodchipper Gunns Ltd said on Thursday that it was in talks with the receivers of failed agricultural projects operator Great Southern to...
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BASS RESIDENTS DEMAND O’BYRNE TAKE A STAND: FOR OR AGAINST AN ALP PULP MILL
WHAT: Action outside Michelle O’Byrne’s office, WHEN: 12.30 pm, Friday 2 October (TOMORROW), WHERE: 52 St John St, Launceston. Opponents to Gunns’...
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BARTLETT DUCKS FOREST ISSUE AND GIVES POLICE A HEADACHE
The Tasmanian Greens today said that the decision to drop charges against four Florentine protesters is the direct result of a leadership...
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MORE FLORENTINE CHARGES DROPPED
Police question credibility of FT staff Charges of assault and public nuisance against forest protestors in the Upper Florentine have been dropped...
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Anthem for Beaconsfield
ONCE, churches mattered.Once religious motivation inspired powerful social reformation. Not in Tasmania, anymore. It is too much a privatised remnant obsessed with...
