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Gunns’ mill, plantation jobs cut
TIMBER firm Gunns Limited is seeking up to 35 redundancies at its woodchip mills and plantation division. The redundancies come as Gunns...
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Paper maker Stora Enso to lay off up to 1,100 workers, close mills in Finland
HELSINKI — Stora Enso Oyj said Wednesday it will lay off up to 1,100 workers, cut production and close mills in Finland...
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Parks cuts to hurt industry
TASMANIAN tourism operators want a rethink of a 16 per cent cut to the state’s Parks and Wildlife Service, warning it will...
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975Snapshots of the Tamar
I was concieved on a small boat on the Tamar in late 1953. My parents love of the river was, and is,...
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DESPERATE STURGES PROMOTING DIVISIVE AND UNPOPULAR TARKINE ROAD
Insult to Stakeholders Who Took Part in Genuine Consultation Process, Only to be Ignored The Tasmanian Greens today said that Infrastructure Minister...
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DISAPPOINTMENT AT STATE GOVERNMENT’S TARKINE PRIORITIES
The Tarkine National Coalition has expressed disappointment that a day after announcing cuts to Park’s staff, they are wasting precious funds on...
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AIRD’S JUNKET – DID HE GO ALONE?
And Who Is Paying The Ferryman? www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today called for a full and honest account from the Treasurer Michael...
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LAKE MARGARET-CRADLE MOUNTAIN WALKING TRACK COMMITMENT
Further Boost to West Coast Skills Retention and Investment The Tasmanian Greens today announced their $200,000 funding commitment for a feasibility study...
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More empty rhetoric from the Premier on Bay of Fires National Park?
· How will Parks and Wildlife manage a new National Park at the Bay of Fires on its shrinking budget? · Labor’s...
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Uruguay in denial
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Uruguay denied Argentina’s claims at the United Nations’ highest court that a pulp mill on a river separating...
