Tasmanian Times
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Slow to act on alcohol action plan
Action Plan announced in 2008 still not released Meanwhile risky alcohol use continues to affect all levels of our society from family...
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WILDERNESS SOCIETY CALL FOR FULL DISCLOSURE ON PULP MILL MERCY-DASH
Businessman Geoff Cousins speaks out to confirm he is committed to stopping mill The Wilderness Society has written to Treasurer Michael Aird...
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Tassie dairy debacle should trigger review of ACCC performance and powers
National Foods in Tasmania paying diary farmers less than the cost of production is only the latest example of abuse of market...
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Liberals meet with dairy representatives in Canberra
The plight of Tasmania’s dairy farmers is being heard in Canberra this week with both farmer and milk processing sector representatives meeting...
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Labor AWOL on dairy crisis
· Treasurer shows he is completely out of touch with rural and regional Tasmania · Dairy farmers need help NOW · Labor...
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Still waiting for answers
John Day’s article “Gunns — Why they will never find a gullible financier” argues that the pulp mill project will not find...
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Would you trust this man with your money?
Mr John Gay, until recently both Chairman and CEO of Gunns Ltd, began raising corporate funds on 21 April 2008 when the...
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1.2KRobert’s interesting background
Robert Eastment, the independent forest and wood product economist regularly used for comment on the pulp mill by local ABC has an...
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Line in the sand disappears
Today’s announcement that the taxpayer will foot a $50,000 bill for the Treasurer to, amongst other things, spruik the pulp mill to...
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SO MUCH FOR BARTLETT’S PULP MILL ‘LINE IN THE SAND’
As Treasurer Acts as de Facto Agent for Gunns Ltd www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today described Treasurer Michael Aird’s overseas trip to...
