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Private foresters vindicated in forestry bill turmoil
Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association chief executive Jan Davis welcomed the Government’s move to delay further debate on the Tasmanian Forests Agreement...
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878Back to the Future – the Tasmanian Forestry Agreement 2012
Picture: Daniel Haley Regardless of what happens with the Tasmanian Forestry Agreement Bill 2012 in the Legislative Council the continuing decline of...
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FSC must be obtained, and peace demonstrated
Would you pay an 80 per cent non-refundable deposit on a house in the hope of getting the title in 10 years’...
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Fisheries management: ‘It could be improved’
Government Response to the Commonwealth Fisheries Review 21 March 2013 …..Today I am releasing the first root and branch review into Commonwealth...
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Dear Bob, this is the 21st century …
In this day and age most people are responsible and dispose of their rubbish thoughtfully. Why doesn’t this apply to Forestry Tasmania?...
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Behaviour protocols part of asylum policy: Morrison
Opposition Immigration spokesman Scott Morrison has confirmed a Coalition government would impose behaviour protocols for asylum seekers on bridging visas. Mr Morrison...
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STATEMENT REGARDING AFGHANISTAN
I welcome the announcement today that the bulk of Australian forces will be out of Afghanistan by year’s end. We should have...
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Coalition calls on Auditor-General to investigate all forestry payouts
The Auditor-General has been asked to urgently review all payouts made under the Tasmanian Intergovernmental Agreement on Forestry. The Coalition has written...
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FSC International and Tasmania: Irreconcilable Issues and Values
In the debate in the Legislative Council about the Tasmanian Forestry Agreement (TFA) it has become apparent that some MLCs are trying...
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Massive amounts of specialty timbers and firewood to go up in smoke
The Tasmanian Greens today said that tens of thousands of tonnes of easily recoverable of firewood will be wasted if Forestry Tasmania...
