Tasmanian Times
Health
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886Choking Baikal With Poison and a Foul Stench
At a pompous meeting of the board of regents of the Russian Geographic Society held on March 15, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin...
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URUGUAY: Agro-Export Boom May Have Lethal Consequences
MELO, Uruguay, Mar 25, 2010 (IPS) – Behind the explosive growth of the agriculture and plantation forestry industries in Uruguay lies clear...
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Good news you won’t read about the devil
What’s the best news we could get about the facial tumour disease spreading through the Tasmanian devil population? How about that some...
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Noosa Fish Health Issues
AUSTRALIAN MACADAMIA SOCIETY MARCH NEWSLETTER AND NOOSA FISH HEALTH ISSUES It is recognised that the macadamia industry is using chemicals that the...
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Water toxicity inquiry appointment questioned
Statement from Slater & Gordon regarding St Helens scientific reports National law firm Slater & Gordon said today the scientific reports it...
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Tasmania’s lesson: when Labor attacks the Greens, it threatens itself
For the best part of the past 12 years the ALP ran Tasmania as if it were a sub-branch of Norm Gallagher’s...
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The Smoking Gun
In the image accompanying this text, it’s Tuesday afternoon and smoke from fires east of Waratah and from west of Chudleigh is...
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Gunns: Gay under the cosh. Japanese get tough. Class Action mooted. Mitre 10s, Tamar Ridge to go
The chairman of Gunns, John Gay, is facing fire on several fronts. His position and that of a couple of his fellow...
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And, the government did what, exactly?
Bleaney and Scammell fulfilled their public duty just as Alison continues to do so with atrazine despite the nay-sayers. Just as Scammell...
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George River Water Quality Panel receives report
Media Statement A meeting of representatives from the George River Water Quality Panel was held in Sydney today with Dr Marcus Scammell...
