Tasmanian Times
Politics
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634Parliament finally resumes
With Parliament finally resuming the Labor-Green government will be expected to reveal whether it has any plans to drive our economy forward,...
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Norske Skog in the spotlight
Public Briefing Paper for Forest Management Certification Pre-assessment of Norske Skog in Tasmania, Australia, June 1, 2010 Introduction – The SmartWood Program...
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New negotiated Post Year 10 reforms
The Tasmanian Greens today confirmed that they have reached a negotiated agreement with the Labor Party over the controversial Tasmanian Tomorrow reforms,...
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WORLD OCEANS DAY: SOUTHERN OCEAN FILM SCREENING
Picture: HERE Environment Tasmania will be celebrating World Oceans Day on Tuesday 8th June with a public screening of the BBC Oceans...
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It’s me or him, Rudd tells voters
Kevin Rudd concedes he has a lot of work ahead of him to win the next election after another grim poll result...
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Haitian Farmers Say “Burn Monsanto’s Seeds”:
Canadian groups support Haitian rejection of Monsanto’s seed donation For Immediate Release Thursday, June 3, 2010 – Today farmer and environmental groups...
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The Garlick Report
Does anyone remember the Garlick report that was released back in 1999 after Hydro, Aurora and Transend where created from the disaggregation...
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GREENS TO MOVE FOR DUCK SHOOTING BAN
As Presented with 3000 Signatures to Mark Last Day of Season Cassy O’Connor MP Greens Environment spokesperson The Tasmanian Greens today marked...
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Public Trust – who do you believe?
Dr David Obendorf Imagine being in a position to warn others of a looming accident or hazard; imagine being in a position...
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Round Table: Fears of another generation of polarisation and opposition
TAP Into A Better Tasmania welcomes Mr. Gay’s retirement as an opportunity to replace an outdated modus operandi with a more enlightened...
