Tasmanian Times
National
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829Two-faced policy on refugees exposes Liberals’ ugly side
Independent MP Andrew Wilkie should be applauded for his stand against racism in the Liberal Party and, in particular, the recent comments...
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Can we restore the rainforests?
Humans can recreate destroyed rainforests, but the question is whether they ever live up to the original. Credit: iStockphoto. As the world...
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856
Not the final word
I enclose the Thursday Editorial from The Australian along with my comment at the end. I cannot accept their arguement about governance,...
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Sweet-reasonable L’Estrange monsters Flanagan ‘cynicism and contempt’
GUNNS Ltd managing director GREG L’ESTRANGE answers the critics and puts a case for frank debate over the Tamar Valley pulp mill...
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Burke and the EPBC Act: Beyond Ignorance and Ineptitude
Under the terms of the federal EPBC Act, the Minister responsible for its administration, Tony Burke had a duty to carry out...
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Forestry moratorium is a mirage. Sounds like pulp fiction
The Tasmanian Conservation Trust believes that the statement issued today by independent facilitator Bill Kelty (On TT HERE) confirms that a moratorium...
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TCT: Burke has done nothing …
The Tasmanian Conservation Trust today claimed the Australian Government Minister for the Environment, Tony Burke, is doing Gunns’ marketing in relation to...
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Kelty: Moratorium/Wood Supply deal. Gordon: Deal possible, if mill proceeds
A meeting was held yesterday in Hobart convened by Mr Bill Kelty and all parties reaffirmed their commitment to the delivery of...
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The Resistance strikes back
The First Protest Plan … UNITE at BATMAN BRIDGE RESERVE Event organised by “Pulp The Mill”: For the Tamar Valley, Bass Strait...
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Gunns deal ‘sheds responsibility’. Burke ‘ludicrous’. Gunns glitch. Booth threat
Up there on the high horse of power in a greening world, a federal environment minister is these days a litmus for...
