Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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810Bell Bay poison plan, never for Hobart
TASPORTS is preparing to release up to 1.5 tonnes of highly toxic gas into the atmosphere at its Bell Bay port –...
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Tasmanian Biochar Workshop
The one-day TASMANIABIOCHARWORKSHOP will be held on June 28, 2010 at the UTAS Tasmanian School of Art, on the Hobart waterfront. The...
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The farmer gets $5 a kilo. You pay $69
A story (below) well worth exposure on TT. As a beef producer, I have to buy the Radio Frequency identification devices and...
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The forestry assault
If someone wanted to damage you, your property, your lifestyle, your future and/or your business how would you feel about it if...
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Spectacular regional icon honoured at Tasmanian Architecture Awards
A regional building described as a ‘spectacular icon for imaginative civic regeneration and community identity’ has taken out the highest accolade at...
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Stop to bank funding
Here’s this week’s Big Picture with the news organised and linked as you like it presented even though our government has made...
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Pete Hay opens 2nd Southern Forest Soiree
2nd Southern Forest Soiree Friday 25th June From 8pm The Peacock Theatre Salamanca Films, Performance, Fine Wine & Trees Opened By Dr....
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Cancer of the Chudleigh Valley
Here in Chudleigh Gunns recently cleared less than 500 acres of plantations and replanted for a second rotation. They employed professional shooters...
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Green Art 2010 exhibition and auction featuring top Tasmanian artists
Green Art 2010 exhibition and auction featuring top Tasmanian artists The Green Art 2010 fundraising auction featuring work from some of Tasmania’s...
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Gunns to stop using 1080 poison … anonymous website attacks ‘deal’
Timber company Gunns has announced it will stop using 1080 poison in all its Tasmanian forests. The company has used the poison...
