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Stop funding: Send a message
PAUL OOSTING Wilderness Society Gunns has taken its search for a joint partner for the native forest-destroying pulp mill international …Australia’s largest...
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Gunns set for pulp mill deal with Swedes. Slumping sawlog prices …
THE AUSTRALIAN TIMBER giant Gunns is on the verge of signing a joint venture deal with Swedish firm Sodra to build its...
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Brown pays debt. Cash pool plan
MERCURY A FLOOD of donations will enable Greens leader Bob Brown to pay off a legal debt that threatened his Senate seat....
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Solar industry uproar (2)
STEVE Pathetic really, the government introduce an incentive plan to get people to convert to solar. When it works, they scrap it...
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Opposing emmissions trading legislation
ENVIRONMENT GROUPS Environment groups representing 400,000 Australians unite to oppose emissions trading legislation Media Release 11 June, 2009 Environment groups representing 400,000...
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The Trial of Michelle O’Byrne
SHIRLEY BRANDIE Ontario Your Honour, I do indeed have evidence to prove that smoke is dangerous to both human health and to...
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MIS: Is Super being used?
CHRISTOPHER PURCELL Thanks John for your precise & clear explanations. They are really appreciated & I hope that they are widely read....
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Time to fix railway crisis
FUTURE TRANSPORT TASMANIA No trains in Tasmania is not an option With today’s announcement by Pacific National that it is halting rail...
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Forestry v Bob Brown
Dr KEVIN BONHAM 3# Wayward is wayward again – #3 is wrong or at least misleading. pilko in #16 makes the same...
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Forestry subsidy would fix rail
DARREN WEST $630 million over 10 years would go a long way to fixing the rail system to a reasonable standard (and...
