Tasmanian Times
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Sack Tony Burke
TAP Into A Better Tasmania Tony Burke, Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry has misled Parliament and should be relieved of his...
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Gunns ‘have never spoken to FSC’
FSC From the weekly eNewsletter of Responible Forest Management Australia FOR THE RECORD FSC Australia was forced to issue a statement last...
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‘Time to ditch climate policies’
via JON SUMBY An international group of academics is urging world leaders to abandon their current policies on climate change. The authors...
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Why are CSIRO scientists spruiking for the coal industry?
CLIVE HAMILTON, on www.crikey.com.au Since when did it become normal for publicly-employed scientists to spruik for the coal industry? The Australian Coal...
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The Examiner: Sailing close to the wind?
CITIZEN REPORTER The Examiner is surely sailing very close to the wind on accusations of ‘cash for comment’. At best the Examiner...
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Adult Ed, Rest In Peace
LYNN JARVIS R.I.P. Adult Education, 1949 – 2009 … With the start of the new financial year and the ink still drying...
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Whistleblowers Tasmania supports call for Inquiry into Rosebery Toxics Report
ISLA MACGREGOR Isla MacGregor spokesperson for Whistleblowers Tasmania has today condemned the Government for its treatment of the Rosebery residents who have...
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Dam well beaten; so will the pulp mill be …
ANNE LAYTON-BENNETT, TAP Here’s an article to lift your spirits & show that we CAN win against seemingly insurmountable odds! http://m-h-s.org/ilisu/front_content.php?idart=528 09-07-07:...
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John Gay asks Bob Brown why he opposes the pulp mill project
MIKE CASSIDY, West Tamar John Gay asks Bob Brown why he opposes the foreigners’ pulp mill project (Examiner 7 July)If John Gay...
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Trinity Church, Macquarie House listing supported by Burnet
HELEN BURNET The Greens at Town Hall today welcomed the National Trust position of listing two significant Hobart buildings at risk of...
