Tasmanian Times
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890Going Troppo
Forestry Tasmania to spend public money trying to convince the Supreme Court to overturn Ombudsman’s FOI ruling that FT release costings of...
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Softwood up, hardwood down
Softwood log prices increased in Russia in 2009, while hardwood prices fell because of a 72% decline in log exports, reports the...
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ABC should declare on Gunns
Spinner Sue Cato’s appearance on the ABC’s Q and A on Monday should have come with a quick declaration about her commercial...
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Harkins Senate bid
THE Tasmanian Labor Party is heading for a showdown with Labor’s national powerbrokers over the right to select its own preferred candidates...
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George River Water Quality Panel
I write to clarify the record with regards to my employment history in Tasmania and my current role as Convener of the...
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Gunns: Shares plunge as ASX queries Gray, again
Gunns have received yet another ‘Please Explain’ letter from ASX, this time due to late lodgement of a Change in Director’s Interest...
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Threaten crayfish. But don’t upset Forestry
Upon my arrival in Tasmania in the early 70s, my interest in freshwater crayfish was revived when I discovered the streams in...
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Forestry worker admits rampage
UPDATE: A TASMANIAN logging contractor admitted he “went on a rampage” when protesters blocked a forestry road, a court has heard. Rodney...
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Scientists stumped as bee population declines further
… The decline in the global honey bee population, which was first observed in the United States in 2006, has showed no...
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ASSAULTED CONSERVATIONISTS BACK IN COURT
STILL WILD STILL THREATENED MEDIA UPDATE 29.04.10 ASSAULTED CONSERVATIONISTS BACK IN COURT The court trial of logging contractors involved in alleged assaults...
