Tasmanian Times
National
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892Legal obligations and course of action on World Heritage logging outlined
LEGAL OBLIGATIONS AND COURSE OF ACTION ON WORLD HERITAGE LOGGING OUTLINED TO MINISTER The Australian Environment Minister has been urged to uphold...
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Disrespect, concentrated power and a lost narrative. Abbott’s surge
Discord is created by a clashing of harsh sounds. Jarring and unpleasant, it jangles the nerves. Our reflex action is to shut...
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Government continues to ignore whaling risk
There is increasing concern of further clashes in the Southern Ocean with the report that the Japanese have despatched an ice-breaking military...
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What Tony Burke’s National Heritage Listing Decision actually looks like
From, here • Earlier on Tasmanian Times, Buck Emberg: What is a small mine? • Scott Jordan: Statement of reasons sought on...
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Lost … without the pulp mill …
Three views of a former Premier* … Ben Stephenson, 2006 Jon Kudelka, 2008, here Archibald prize-winner Geoffrey Dyer 2012 The former Labor...
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Small generators in power struggle
ONE of the biggest beneficiaries of the price on carbon, Hydro Tasmania, has dramatically scaled back its ambitions. This follows the federal...
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West Coast Railway Announcement Welcomed
The State Government today welcomed the Federal Government’s funding of infrastructure upgrades critical to the future of the West Coast Wilderness Railway....
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Tony’s god dam(n) madness
A second draft policy has been leaked and this one it favours spending $30Billion constructing 100 dams across the nation. Are not...
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The poker machine industry does not give a toss
“The decision by ClubsACT to at least postpone the trial of mandatory pre-commitment is disappointing but hardly surprising. “This is just further...
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Tipping Point … ?
Thank you to the Griffith Review for selecting “Tasmania: The Tipping Point?” as the topic for their most recent edition. All debate...
