Tasmanian Times
Politics
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861New report shows urgent need to protect Tasmania’s high conservation value forests
Environment Tasmania, the Wilderness Society and the Australian Conservation Foundation today released Tasmania’s Native Forests: Places for Protection, a detailed report on...
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Canal estates ban rejected
A BID to ban canal-estate developments in Tasmania has failed, with a majority in the Upper House agreeing it would be a...
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No-one is buying GM canola in WA
The WA Agriculture Minister has admitted in Parliament that none of the genetically modified (GM) canola grown in Western Australia last year...
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Tasmanian community choir member thrown out of UK
A member of a Tasmanian community choir was refused entry to the United Kingdom on Tuesday (July 5th) and deported because she...
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APRIN: Profit-sharing? A-G report bid. Milne’s Senate serve (No. 2). Deal done, Aprin tells Mercury
APRIN LOAN SAGA CONTINUES Forestry Tasmania Flags ‘Profit-Sharing’ Arrangement Tim Morris MP Greens Economic Development spokesperson The Tasmanian Greens today obtained further...
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$30m mill start, business told
TIMBER company Gunns says it plans to make a $30 million start on its Bell Bay pulp mill later this month. Tenders...
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Tom: How we are Greening Government. Christopher: It’s the final straw
Dear Christopher, I noticed your most recent reply reply on Tas Times*, which I’d like to respond to. Your issue seems to...
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Meeting to push for independent MPs for Tasmania
A meeting will be held in Campbell Town on Sunday week to discuss and progress the formation of an organisation to promote...
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Live export ban lifted
The Federal Government has announced it is lifting the ban on live cattle exports to Indonesia. The ban was put in place...
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Wilkie lashes ‘collapse of good governance in Tasmania’. The Mendicant State
Andrew Wilkie 6 Jul 11 – Three Minute Statement Mr Deputy Speaker I wish to express my despair with the collapse of...
