Tasmanian Times
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803This has got to stop
ATTENTION: 1 It has been established that The Pulp Mill Permit expired on the 30th of August because there had not been...
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Window to Togatus (7): Go Forth Wharfie, Punch Someone
Fancy an altercation; try a visit to the Hobart Wharf on any given Saturday night. From first settlement in 1804 violence has...
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The queue grows of people waiting for Gunns to pay them … Protest stops logging
The $276 million agreement that Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Tasmanian Premier Lara Giddings flaunted only a month ago as the ultimate...
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McGlone: IGA fails. O’Connor: Threats remain. Milne: Wightman is hypocritical
• Peter McGlone: National Threatened Species Day: Intergovernmental Agreement on Forests fails threatened species 6 September 2011 National Threatened Species Day (NTSD)...
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Tasmania … Ripe for the Plucking
As the State Government pulls the rug from under Island magazine (On TT, HERE), comes this story from New York: With local...
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Rupert … my part in his (near) downfall. MPs circle the Scion
Rupert … my part in his (near) downfall. I do not wish to initiate accusations of Hitler-various-associative syndromes. This is meant to...
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Reflections from the vigil-site, Long Reach
REFLECTIONS: What brought me here? It’s a long story, you’d have to say. We are all part of it in different ways....
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Why are these logs being stockpiled?
Stockpile Action Held Saturday, Photos from Leslie Vale and Bridgewater. There were as many photos at the Bridgewater site though we did...
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Mining tax needs fixing to protect state royalties
The federal government should not featherbed the big mining corporations by rebating state royalties, and Barry O’Farrell should get his facts right...
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A new outbreak of protectionism in Tasmania
During the past month a particularly virulent disease has broken out in Tasmania, one which was thought to have been more or...
