Tasmanian Times
National
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874Soap opera with tawdry end
Voters finally had had enough when the David Campbell scandal broke, writes Heath Aston. Defeat for NSW Labor has been brewing for...
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Lara bans peaceful forest vigil. Forestry Tas HQ protest. Ta Ann HQ picket arrests
25 March 2011 Media Release Tasmanian Government Bans Peaceful Forest Vigil Where – Executive Building 15 Murray st Hobart When – Today...
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How to bring about cultural change (Part 2)
A response to … Phillip #5 (HERE) – that is a whopping invitation that can’t be fulfilled in one article, and nor...
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Pass it on to Tasmanian households
Tasmanian Environmental Economists (TEE) has accepted the task of monitoring the inputs used in the LRMC model for the 2010 Electricity Retail...
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TAP, TPEHN condemn Principles because of pulp mill tie. Engos stark choice …
TAP INTO A BETTER TASMANIA (TAP) TASMANIAN PUBLIC and ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH NETWORK (TPEHN) Joint Media Release Wednesday March 23rd 2011 Community Groups...
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Inquiry to delve into Forestry cash flow
FORESTRY Tasmania’s financial performance will be scrutinised by a Legislative Council inquiry, Murchison MLC Ruth Forrest said yesterday. Ms Forrest said she...
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Mercury jobs on the line. Art Deco Facade to be sold …
Unions say senior journalists at the Mercury newspaper in Hobart are still in the dark about possible job cuts under moves to...
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Tasmanians will not wear it! Kelty must go, says Cousins
Alongside the headline in today’s Australian of 23 March 2011 “Make mill deal or lose” (HERE) there is a photograph of Gunns...
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Kelty’s Claytons moratorium not the worst of it
The TCT supports the Huon Valley Environment Centre’s withdrawal from the Forests Statement of Principles (FSoP) discussions, because of the state government’s...
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Gunns, money and government of last resort
Over the19 years between 2011 and 2030 Gunns assessment of the benefit to Tasmania from the construction of a pulp mill is...
