Tasmanian Times
National
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791Has Llewellyn locked the Libs into the 800,000 tonne chip deal?
Bi-Partisan Agreement For Forest Contractor Support The Minister for Energy and Resources, David Llewellyn, today said that under caretaker conventions, the State...
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Scrutiny on Pulp Mill Process Welcomed
Our Common Ground today welcomed the Timber Communities Australia?s focus on an advertisement featuring former RPDC member Dr Warwick Raverty. The ad...
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David Bartlett: Tell us the truth
THE DAVID BARTLETT Government must be desperately hoping journalists continue to ignore what appears to be a most scandalous transaction: the 800,000...
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Joyce for Prophet
I like Barnaby Joyce. Not because his father named him after me, but because I think he is one of the few...
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Joyce for Camberra
Remember the old “Six degrees of separation” fashion?. Went the way of hula hoops and yo-yos I suppose. The idea was that...
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Logging ‘increases fire risk’
The finding by Australian, Canadian and US researchers is based on a review of previous studies and is published in the latest...
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Human Rights And Public Protest
The end of the Gunns 20 case has reignited calls for legislation to prevent Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation (SLAPP) lawsuits. Victorian...
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Pesticides found in five rivers
The latest round of chemical testing has found pesticides in five Tasmanian rivers, all of them in northern parts of the state....
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Expert fears chip ‘fire sale’
There is concern a woodchip deal announced by the Tasmanian Government this week may jeopardise future price negotiations with overseas buyers. The...
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GUNNS PIPELINE WHERE IS MINISTER STURGES?
MEDIA RELEASE – 12 Feb 2010 GUNNS PIPELINE WHERE IS MINISTER STURGES? TAP Into A Better Tasmania, (TAP) call on Minister for...
