Tasmanian Times
International
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843Protesters call for abolition of Forestry Tasmania
Fifteen protesters today attempted to walk into the Forestry Tasmania head office in Scottsdale. Five of the protesters dressed as green living...
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Labor to embrace deal on logging
ENVIRONMENT Minister Tony Burke has signalled federal Labor is ready to embrace a once-in-a-generation deal to end Tasmania’s forestry wars, as loggers...
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Lost in the Forests
Sometimes the simple, tangible, holistic principles of spirit are overlooked as our planet continues its endless rotation. A quest for all that...
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NZ forest industry vs Oz forest industry
Here is an interesting article about the current state of the forest industry in New Zealand written by Paul Nicholls (a forester...
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The Complacent Country
Australia’s failures of principle in tolerating cruelty towards our fellow beings are a national disgrace. Moral deficits such as those revealed by...
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A Cry from The Heart: Aerial Spraying Regulation Farce
As a previous aerial spraying activist with the TCT who helped start up Toxics Action Network in Tassie over 20 years ago,...
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A Cry from the Heart: Zimbabwe
I received this from a friend … Dear Family and Friends, Something we have become grudgingly used to in Zimbabwe is the...
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Pulp mill may hinge on forest compo. Getting to the bottom of the ‘lies’. Triabunna reels
TIMBER company Gunns Ltd’s ability to finance its $2.3 billion mill could come down to how much federal forest compensation money it...
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Gunns: The Final Death Throes? Share Price tanks. The meaning of ‘Substantial Commencement’
There is nothing particularly new in the latest statement by Gunns to the ASX. Except maybe that “that reported statutory earnings for...
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Medical students say “Yes” to a price on carbon
Medical students around Australia this week are saying “Yes” to a price on carbon pollution as part of a national campaign to...
