Tasmanian Times
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John Gay, jobs and fear
Dave Groves TODAY’S Examiner has John Gay surfacing at last to spruik the wonders of his now apparently pulped dream. Jobs, $150m...
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Garrett’s final verdict
ABC Online The Federal Government will give its final verdict on Gunns’s proposed northern Tasmanian pulp mill early next week. Environment Minister...
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Church row intensifies
Sue Neales Mercury THE row over the future of the historic Holy Trinity Church in North Hobart looks set to engulf the...
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The Year of Reckoning
Bob McMahon Tasmanians Against the Pulp Mill MR Community Action kicks off for 2009, the Year of Reckoning, in the streets of...
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Tips for the Taste’s survival
Helen Burnet Ensuring fairer revenue sources is critical for Council to consider in 2009. The following are ways which could ensure the...
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A letter to The Examiner
John Hayward The Examiner found it necessary to edit out the “while resembling bribery in most respects”. as well as the final...
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Complete blindness
John Hawkins Prime Minister Hawke, asked him to head the Forest and Timber Enquiry in 1991 and I quote from his biography,...
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Call for corruption move
Damien Brown Mercury A MAN who has himself faced independent investigative bodies has urged Tasmania to establish its own anti-corruption body. Read...
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The verdict on Peter Garrett
Paul Oosting On the day after the deadline, Tuesday 6th of January at 12noon, we are organising an opportunity for the community...
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Trees and forecasts
Mike Bolan Wait a minute! In 2004-5, forestry had established around 2 million ha of plantations around Australia. With each hectare using...
