Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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747Like being punished before we’d even been tried
Tasmanian police have lifted strict bail conditions imposed on Peter Cundall and 55 pulp mill protesters arrested outside Parliament House in Hobart....
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Germany and the pulp mill
In Tasmania, Gunns authorities and large corporations want to build, despite vehement protests, the world’s largest paper mill. Die giftigen Abwässer und...
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No smelter news until next year
A DECISION from the German- based company Wacker Chemie Ag on whether to build a North- West silica manufacturing plant is not...
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Doubts on wind Musselroe generator dismissed
THE State Government yesterday denied that the $400 million Musselroe wind farm project would not proceed. “The Government and Hydro Tasmania remains...
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Yawn: it’s just a by-election
“Never criticise the media.” It’s one of the cardinal rules of participation in public life. They’ll get you back, it is commonly...
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Real Climate
As predicted by Real Climate the media are making much of this issue placed as it is at an important point in...
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Water woes
OTTAWA — The Harper government is failing to enforce federal law and exercise its constitutional authority in at least 10 different aspects...
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Pulping the mill: A wrap
Last Thursday 57 people of all ages and from all walks of life – including ‘garden guru’ Peter Cundall – were arrested...
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Premier dangles a carrot
BY ALISON ANDREWS CHIEF REPORTER (Examiner) THE State Government could step in to save a 60-year-old North and North-West vegetable growing industry...
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Keep them loggies rollin’
Dave Groves
