Tasmanian Times
Politics
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947A Lesson in History
I have recently been in Turkey on business visiting Miletus and Ephesus, both cities famous for their Greek and Roman ruins. This...
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FEA hits the wall
The Tasmanian timber company, Forest Enterprises Australia, has gone into voluntary administration. The company has a debt of $216 million. The Chairman,...
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TREE SITTER DEFENDS ANCIENT FORESTS DEFINED AS REGROWTH
MEDIA RELEASE 14.4.10 TREE SITTER DEFENDS ANCIENT FORESTS DEFINED AS REGROWTH THE DESTRUCTION OF TASMANIAS ANCIENT REGROWTH FORESTS REPORT LAUNCHED PRESS CONFERENCE...
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Gunns Through the Looking Glass
Readers of financial statements of failed and failing companies over the last few years can be forgiven for concluding that some were...
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FIAT Response to Open Letter
12 April 2010 Dear Member of Parliament A reply to the open letter to all members of parliament: On Tasmanian Times: HERE...
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Ask your MP to get behind a deadlock-breaking climate levy
We have a great opportunity right now to deliver breakthrough climate action, but we need your help to make it happen. If...
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Dumped unionist says Rudd welshed on deal
Failed Labor Senate candidate and Tasmanian union boss Kevin Harkins has accused the Prime Minister of breaking an ALP agreement not to...
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Criminal charges over political party attempt
The interim secretary of a Tasmanian environment group is facing criminal charges after a police investigation into electoral offences. Police allege Sven...
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Sorry Bruce, you are wrong
Most electoral advances occurred in Australasia over 100 years ago: secret ballots, votes for women, preferences and Tasmania’s renowned Hare-Clark system. Economist...
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Wood fiber price trends were mixed in the US
Wood fiber price trends were mixed in the US in the 1Q/2010; up in the South and the Lake States, but falling...
