Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "Alice Hardinge"
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6033ArticleEnvironment Off the Election Agenda Could Jeopardise Economy
Tasmania’s ‘clean and pristine’ brand underpins tens of thousands of jobs and brings billions of dollars into the state. Yet, neither major...
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Environment Groups Condemn UTAS’ Global Climate Merit Sticker
How can Tasmania’s only university be ranked number one in the world for “climate action” when it collaborates with the logging and...
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Enviro Groups: Decade-late State of Environment Report Should be Released Immediately
28 environmental and social organisations have signed an open letter to the Rockliff Government calling for the immediate publication of the first...
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Environment Rally Greets New Parliament
Audio recording and photo essay from the environment rally held at Parliament Lawns in nipaluna/Hobart to coincide with the first day of...
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Election Night Vox Pops
Transcript of short interviews conducted with various candidates and observers present at the election night tally room in Hobart, 23 March 2024....
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Come to Today’s #ScrapTheDAP Public Meeting
Media release – Planning Matters Alliance Tasmania (PMAT), 6 March 2023 Come to Today’s #ScrapTheDAP public meeting Tasmanians are urged to use...
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ScrapTheDAP Public Meeting, 6 March
Invitation – Planning Matters Alliance Tasmania (PMAT), 4 March 2024 Plan to come to #ScrapTheDAP public meeting Tasmanians are urged to use...
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Logging the Last Giants
Media release – The Wilderness Society Tasmania, 5 May 2023 LOGGING THE LAST GIANTS: WEAK – POTENTIALLY ILLEGAL (TBC) – REGULATION LETS...
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Protest Action for Maydena Forests
Media release – The Wilderness Society and GRANT (Grassroots Action Network Tasmania), 24 April 2023 “Protect Maydena’s forests from logging!”: Message loud...
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TICT Slams Logging Burns’ Impact on Tourism Businesses
Media release – Tourism Industry Council Tasmania, 12 April 2023 New Approach Needed to Forest Burns Tasmania’s peak tourism industry organisation says...
