Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "agriculture"
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4.2KArticleFallow Deer in Sights of Conservationists, Hunters
A stoush is brewing over fallow deer control in Tasmania, with conservationists arguing the government should declare it a pest species.
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Lubianas Weaving Biodynamic Spells
It was once regarded as a form of farming only carried on by crackpots and lunatics. Today, organic farming – including organic...
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Agfest Moves Online This Year
Media release – Guy Barnett, Minister for Primary Industries and Water, 15 April 2020 Agfest to move online for 2020 Keeping Tasmanians...
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1.4KThey Said ItThey Said It: More of This Week’s News
release asylum seekers – Senator Nick McKim called for detainees to be released from Immigration Detention Centres. He said the government had...
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1.5KLetters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Important Update To petition against Religious Discrimination Bill Unfortunately, due to concerns about the current COVID-19 pandemic, we will no longer be...
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Antarctic Lessons For Us All
Antarctica is clearly important for Tasmania and Hobart in particular. The Antarctic Festival, Mawson’s Hut Replica Museum, the Institute of Marine and...
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What’s All the Buzz About Bees of Australia?
See details of upcoming screenings of How To Bee at State Cinema, Hobart and Star Theatre, Invermay. Bees – they are the...
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Good Citizen
This is a regular column of things that, well, good and conscientious citizens might be interested in. We build our community by...
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CropLife Australia’s response to Four Corners program
8 October 2018 (Canberra) – Following tonight’s Four Corners program, CropLife Australia encourages all observers and commentators to refer and give primacy...
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3.4KEconomyThe father of Tasmania’s booming olive industry, Attilio Minnucci …
Known as the father of Tasmania’s booming olive industry, Attilio Minnucci’s wild dreams of making olive oil in Tasmania were initially ridiculed....
