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Coroner & Legal
Police integrity row
Daniel McKay Mercury TASMANIA Police has been accused of illegally providing personal information about protesters to timber giant Gunns Limited. The Civil...
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Environment
No end to pulp friction
Matthew Denholm The Australian Politically, it appears a clever decision. Gunns and the forestry union are unable to complain, at least in...
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Environment
Gunns investors seek reforms
Tom Arup Age THE four biggest investors in Tasmanian logging company Gunns have expressed fears that its chief executive John Gay has...
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Article
Japanese Harpoon Vessel Forced North for Repairs
Captain Paul Watson “They only had two choices,” said Captain Paul Watson. “They could have gone South with the Steve Irwin into...
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Article
Can you help us re-fuel and re-provision?
Sea Shepherd returning to Hobart mid January SEA Shepherd’s ship, the Steve Irwin has been the lone presence this year in the...
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Environment
Tasmania: Look Away!
Peter Henning The point is that when a political system “looks away”, when that becomes the shared preference, the shared group agreement,...
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Politics
How Israel brought Gaza to the brink of catastrophe
Stop the war on Gaza! Protest outside MP Duncan Kerr’s office , Corner Harrington and Collins Streets, Hobart Thursday 15th January 09,...
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Environment
Serious threat to forests and future
Don Henry Canberra Times Tasmania’s iconic forests are again under serious threat. Gunns Ltd, the company pushing for a new pulp mill...
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Coroner & Legal
Police gave protesters’ names to Gunns
ABC Online Tasmanian police have revealed they supplied the timber company Gunns with the names of 13 protesters who shut down a...
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Politics
Lennon’s final $11,000 trip
Damien Brown Mercury FORMER premier Paul Lennon took a $11,000 taxpayer-funded trip to New Zealand just two days before he quit the...
