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Tasmanian Conservation Trust accuses all political parties of ignoring the environment
Media Release Thursday 25 February 2010 Tasmanian Conservation Trust accuses all political parties of ignoring the environment The Tasmanian Conservation Trust today...
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HOBART HOSTS DANCING WITH THE ‘CLIMATE’ STARS COMPETITION
MEDIA RELEASE Friday 26th Feb 2010 HOBART HOSTS DANCING WITH THE ‘CLIMATE’ STARS COMPETITION Tasmania’s political parties judged on their climate policies...
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Climate Action Hobart Creates a Human Windmill for a Renewable Electricity Island
Saturday 27th February 12 noon and 2.00 pm Salamanca Lawns Market-goers will be blown away by a human sign of a renewable...
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Forum to Tackle Burning Issue
Media Release Huon Valley Environment Centre 16th February 2009 The Huon Valley Environment Centre is hosting a community forum in Judbury this...
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HOBART HOSTS DANCING WITH THE ‘CLIMATE’ STARS COMPETITION
MEDIA ALERT Friday 26th Feb 2010 HOBART HOSTS DANCING WITH THE ‘CLIMATE’ STARS COMPETITION Tasmania’s political parties are judged on their climate...
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1.0KDon’t miss Sally Bryant and Tim Squires celebrate Animals of Tasmania
Sally Bryant and Tim Squires are celebrating the success of their book Animals of Tasmania, at Fullers Bookshop on March 12 at...
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Australian launch of Australia’s most feared restaurant critic turned Gourmet Farmer, Matthew
Fullers are glad to be hosting the Australian launch of Matthew Evans’ new book The Real Food Companion at 6pm on Tuesday,...
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Oldgrowth logging report and campaign will lock in community conflict, financial losses
An advertising campaign and report launched today by forest industry representative group FIAT shows that the Tasmanian logging industry is behind the...
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FIAT Campaign to hide native forest wood-chipping
The Forest Industries Association of Tasmania campaign launched today is designed to block Tasmanians’ desire for protection of Tasmania’s native forests (as...
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Memo to Forest Industries Association of Tasmania: Times have changed
In response to the latest arguments to ignore what Tasmanians and world markets want, Our Common Ground said the Forest Industries Association...
