Tasmanian Times
National
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804Assange faces new spying charge
JULIAN Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, could face espionage charges in the United States. The development comes after prosecutors revealed evidence of...
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Expansive with the truth …
Start of Access Road Access Road some 80 metres past foxgloves Foxgloves and Thistles abound The email below was sent to FT...
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For the delectation of Forestry Tasmania
Watch HERE I suggest that this video is a good example of the power of the Internet. Nestlé, the giant food company,...
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The risk to Gunns. NAB ‘ceasing to be a substantial holder’
Pulp mill site works, September 011. Pic: Code Green Gunns are preparing to face court in their battle to have their planning...
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Dire Straits … for the mill? Ta Ann fears …
Pic: Alan Lesheim, The Habitat Advocate, HERE THE Australian native forest logging industry is in dire straits. The international crash in demand...
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Super Subs
The Australian is reporting that the Federal Government is likely to accept a report recommending the construction in Adelaide of 12 Super...
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Tassie TV production at risk: Another reason to properly fund ‘Our ABC’
Remarks made by ABC managing director, Mark Scott, that internal television production at ABC Tasmania is not guaranteed is a cause for...
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Gunns: A forlorn hope …
When Greg took the pruning shears to most of Gunns assets resulting in a $457 million loss before tax for the year...
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Gunns: JVP negotiations are continuing …
Pic: Code Green MARKET UPDATE Trading Outlook The company has revised its market guidance for the year ended 30 June 2012 with...
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British firm blacklists Tasmanian timber
The Prime Minister’s peace deal was supposed to end decades of conflict in Tasmania’s forests but protests are continuing. Now, a London...
