Tasmanian Times
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2.0KPeter Cundall among 57 arrests at Parliament House
Fifty seven protesters – including gardening guru Peter Cundall – were arrested on the steps of Parliament House this afternoon in a...
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OPPOSITION TO TRIAZINES GROWS
www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today tabled a further 133 signatures on their petition to ban the use of the Triazine herbicides in...
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Coalition Still Seeks to Stack ABC Board
www.fabc.org.au “The Coalition’s response to government moves to legislate for a merit-based system for ABC and SBS board appointments is extremely disappointing,”...
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Joker 3 Mill or what? A Battle of Ideas
In change management practice, it is useful to make sure that the key bases are covered when considering major change of any...
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Lisa eyes Duncan’s seat
After a long absence from Tasmania – living with my old friend Bacchus No-Smoke and his wife in India – I have...
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Out of the Forests: a new way forward for Tasmania
Now We the People (Tasmania) will present a free public forum on a smart, sustainable and compassionate future for Tasmania on Sunday...
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State of the Environment Report
The report is another example of the Labor Government dragging its feet, while the Liberals are showing leadership and vision for the...
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Norske Skog congratulated on ruling out native forests
Environment Tasmania and the Wilderness Society today congratulated Norske Skog on upgrades to its Boyer pulp mill, which mean only recycled material...
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Wilkie on SBS tomorrow
Law and Disorder SBS One, 8.30pm Wednesday Nov 18 THE first of this involving three-part series on whistleblowers centres on Andrew Wilkie,...
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NO MORE NATIVE FOREST AT BOYER
Mill Now 100% Plantation and Recycled Fibre www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today congratulated Norske Skog for their major re-investment in the Boyer...
