Tasmanian Times
National
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863Nothing has changed
A prognosis of a terminal condition is always considered to be a true test for those involved. Gunns’ undertook a strategic review...
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Gay, Gray stand down
Gunns chairman John Gay has announced today that he will stand down, the Australian Financial Review reported this afternoon. Robin Gray is...
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The toxins affected multiple test targets …
Executive Summary – Investigations into the Toxicity of the George River. The summary is contained in the first part of the final...
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Fiona Moves On From The Examiner
Examiner editor Fiona Reynolds has accepted a position as State Director, ABC Tasmania. Ms Reynolds will not be doing the job from...
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The Burning of Mt. Dismal – FEA’s finale?
In November 2008, work began in what was largely a clear fell harvest, one of many that have been established on Mt...
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Regeneration burns another reason for forestry transformation
The Director of Public Health, Roscoe Taylor’s, warning today that people in the Burnie area are at risk from serious health impacts...
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The Flare of Forestry Tasmania: My Cry From the Heart …
The bright-coloured brochures present an enticing image: ‘Tasmania’s Pristine South’, a ‘pure’ region of crystal clear waters, towering forests, flourishing wildlife and...
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Rudd’s Refugee Brutopia
Radio National’s Bush Telepgraph broadcast a most evocative indictment of Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s refugee brutopia. It is required listening, particularly the...
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The rise and rise of greener party politics
As Australian politicians prepare for a federal election and the challenging task of framing a policy around the topic they dare not...
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Keen’s debt march: FIRE sale
The fifth daily dispatch from BusinessSpectator correspondent Rob Burgess who is accompanying economist Steve Keen on his walk to Mount Kosciusko. Extract...
