Tasmanian Times
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887Gunns may be running millions of dollars debt to Forestry Tas
The Tasmanian Greens today demanded answers over whether Gunns Ltd has any outstanding debts to Forestry Tasmania (FT) and if so, whether...
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Behind the Art Deco Facade
Last week 32 editorial staff members – reporters, editors, photographers – gathered nervously in the canteen area deep in the bowels of...
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State Government incompetence threatens to delay $290m for RHH
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has called on the State Government to meet a deadline tomorrow to secure $290 million...
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Pulp mill protest moved to Batman Bridge Reserve
Pulp the Mill has decided to move this weekend’s Peaceful Community Protest to the iconic location at the Batman Bridge Reserve. Lucy...
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Amos bluff and bluster over appeal process
IN his sarcastic and vitriolic attack on Richard Flanagan in Saturday’s Mercury, Julian Amos accuses Flanagan of error, exaggeration and defamation (“Chopping...
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Burn-offs spark fear for grapes
THE Tasmanian wine industry is worried its 2011 vintage may go “up in smoke” because of forest burns in winegrowing regions before...
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The hollow industry
Comments by private forester John Lord in this morning’s Examiner newspaper (BELOW) warrant a wider audience. In the main I find myself...
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Libs: McKim under investigation
Once again a Tasmanian Minister is under investigation for potentially breaking the law. This time it is a Green Minister, which simply...
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Pressure for Premier not to pay Parkinson court costs
The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Premier to rule out any public monies being provided to pay costs awarded against Doug...
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Mining companies fail to publicly disclose environmental risks to ASX
The Tarkine National Coalition has written to the ASX to draw it’s attention to the non-disclosure of environmental risk and issues related...
