Tasmanian Times
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837This is why FT needs reform
Forestry chief Bob Gordon, left, and Forests Minister and Deputy Premier Bryan Green Southwood sawmill The Wilderness Society has sought to correct...
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A poor governance outcome
From a standing start 40 years ago, poppies have become an integral part of Tasmania’s landscape. I reckon you’d be hard pressed...
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Tasmanians should be ashamed of their political representatives
Image, here Carlton River Catchment & Southern Beaches Conservation Society Dump the Toxic Dump TASMANIANS SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF THEIR POLITICAL REPRESENTATIVES...
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The Examiner’s letters policy …
In The Examiner of Tuesday, October 15, the Letters Editor has printed 11 letters … eight of which are anti- Green, and...
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Rodney Croome: We will not be silenced. Friday’s Glenorchy rally
Rodney Croome “Tasmanians are telling me that it is not a priority and it is time to move on.” – Guy Barnett...
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Saying sorry
Tasmania’s Premier has been brought to tears while giving an apology to victims of forced adoptions. About 100 people gathered at Parliament...
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Southwood: Where was the due diligence?
Forests Minister and Deputy Premier Brian Green, right, with Forestry Tasmania chief Bob Gordon SOUTHWOOD DEAL: WHERE WAS THE DUE DILIGENCE? Forestry...
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Republic: Tarkine Slide Night …
… with wilderness photographer Rob Blakers: Republic Hotel
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FT’s next takeover target: Gunns’ 18 MIS plantations … You read it here first
Forestry Tasmania (FT) are believed to be interested in taking over the management rights to Gunns’ 18 MIS plantation projects advertised in...
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Shock revelation gives chance to retire 40,000 sawlog quota. Booth: Deceit. Giddings: The peace deal
Forests Minister and Deputy Premier Brian Green, right, with Forestry Tasmania chief Bob Gordon Forestry Tasmania’s scandalous purchase of the Southwood sawmill...
