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1.1KSIEV X: It’s time for a Royal Commission
It’s time for the truth to allay, or confirm, our fears about SIEV X It’s 10 years since the SIEV X disaster...
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Logging must stop. Nick McKim. Paul O’Halloran’s Notice of Motion. Biomass burning …
The government agreement to stop logging in Tasmania’s wild forests is clear: logging must stop in the 430,000ha that the Prime Minister...
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Can Burnet blame the state Greens?
The question has to be asked: Was Helen Burnet’s failure to become Lord Mayor of Hobart because of the State Greens MPs’...
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Elective surgery health cuts: the paradox of austerity
It has been evident for the last three years that the State needs a broad and fearless review of all Government programs...
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Property industry’s confidence at rock bottom
New figures released by the Property Council of Australia (Tasmania) today revealed the confidence of the Tasmanian property industry is the lowest...
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Forestry didn’t get it all wrong
There is a strong push to stop all logging of native forests, but is this really justified from the point of view...
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This is a racket
I have been reading the correspondence in Tasmanian Times on the subject of Tas Ports and Mr Rolley (HERE) and this has...
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Geoff’s Best Reads
Every fortnight on Tasmanian Times, widely-read Geoff Dickinson chooses Six of the past fortnight’s Best Reads. WWI artefacts tell of life on...
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Water minister ignorant over pesticide impact …
The Tasmanian Greens spokesperson on Water, Tim Morris MP, was not surprised that the Minister for Water, the Hon Bryan Green appeared...
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The Tuckers Creek contamination
The Tasmanian Greens today pursued their chemical trespass campaign and called on the Minister for Water to fully investigate the recent pesticide...
