Tasmanian Times
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834Phasing out the live export of sheep
Tonight the City of Fremantle UNANIMOUSLY passed a motion to phase out the live export of sheep. Of the nearly 4 million...
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LIVING STATUES DRAW ATTENTION TO TASMANIAN COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
MEDIA RELEASE Where: Salamanca Market, Hobart When: Saturday the 29th of May Who: CODE (Community Opposing the Destruction of our Environment). LIVING...
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716
Race to the bottom
On Tuesday 25 May Gunns share price dropped from 35 cents to 26.5 cents. And the question was being asked by stock...
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Gay gone
CHAIRMAN RETIREMENT Gunns Limited’s Chairman Mr John Gay has announced today that he will retire from the Board of Gunns Limited, Southern...
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George River Water Quality Panel extends deadline
Statement by the George River Water Quality Panel The George River Water Quality Panel has sought and received approval to extend the...
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NEW TAMAR VALLEY COMMUNITY GROUP! – MORE PULP MILL OPPOSITION IN THE TAMAR – JOHN GAY’S RESI
A new community group, Friends of the Tamar Valley, has formed with the intention of working with other concerned Tasmanians to stop...
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Gaming a super resources tax
Is the Labor Party hypocritical in its application of its resources tax, in its original criticism of the GST as a tax...
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Death of the Gunnosaur
Only the mini peaks of contrarian buying, temper the downward plunge of Gunns shares. The sawtooth effect makes the descent even rockier...
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Restoration of colleges is fundamental
The Tasmanian Greens today said that they are continuing to consult with education stakeholders over necessary Tasmania Tomorrow reforms and are hopeful...
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No green tick for Tasmania’s forestry practices
27 May 2010 Media Release ‘No green tick for Tasmania’s forestry practices’ Gunns’ Japanese customers announced base-level Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification...
