Tasmanian Times
Coroner & Legal
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863Asylum seekers arrive in Tasmania … as the screws turn on Gillard
The first group of asylum seekers have been moved from the Curtin Detention Centre in Western Australia to the country’s newest detention...
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Surely the pulp mill is dead?
The Tasmanian Greens have obtained further new legal advice (attached) which found that Gunns Ltd is now unable to apply for a...
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Deal scuttled
The High Court has ruled against the Federal Government’s refugee swap deal with Malaysia, throwing into doubt the future of the scheme....
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Mill Permits: Acid on Wightman as Giddings stays silent and flick-passes
MINISTER MUST COMMIT TO LEGAL ACTION ON GUNNS PULP MILL The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Attorney General Brian Wightman to...
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The Permit: Last minute surprise! And much tortuous detail…
Dear Reader, This article is long, some of it is ‘technical’ and deals with The Pulp Mill Permit. It consists actually of...
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Case dismissed!
I am delighted to be able to inform you that Tuesday 23rd August MMG finally got me dragged before the Burnie Court...
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Gunns posts $355m loss
Tasmanian timber company Gunns has posted a net loss of $355 million for the past financial year, compared with a profit of...
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It was not self-evident to me that the works that Gunns had undertaken …
Letter to Mr Kim Evans, Secretary, Department of Primary Industry, Parks, Water and Environment, from, Warren Jones, Director, environment Protection Authority, 20...
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Marriage equality and the Christian persecution narrative. Meeting Julia. Wilkie: Denison divided
Whatever the religious right says, those involved in the movement for marriage equality must remain respectful of every shade of difference and...
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Andrew Wilkie regarding Craig Thomson
Mr Speaker I rise to make a statement regarding the controversy surrounding the Member for Dobell. Mr Speaker there are obviously many...
