Tasmanian Times
Society
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793Woodchips or Live Exports …
There is talk, by certain Liberals, that many starving people in Indonesia will no longer be able to afford meat, should live...
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End to Tasmanian timber conflict ‘in sight’ … as Aprin puts its hand out
A DEAL to end 30 years of conflict in Tasmania’s forestry industry could be announced as early as today. Timber groups and...
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George, throw those barbs at the forest miners
I also use Tasmanian timbers to craft sculptural objects. Like George Harris, I am proud to be represented in the Wood Design...
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Marine extinction threat … as study sinks Libs’ tree-planting remedy
A high-level international workshop convened by International Programme on the State of the Ocean (IPSO) met at the University of Oxford earlier...
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Death threats for animal advocates
Animal advocates across Australia are still being targeted with death threats following the enormously successful rallies against live exports across the country...
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Walker Corp fails to pay its debt … which amounts to $721,000
The Tasmanian Greens today continued to shine some much-needed light on the money owed to the public by the Walker Corporation, and...
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Spreyton: Green ‘under a cloud’
DEPUTY PREMIER UNDER A CLOUD OVER SPREYTON RACETRACK SHENANIGANS Premier Again Fails To Answer Simple Question The Greens today continued to seek...
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Who would you trust more … Andrew Wilkie or Warnie?
Independent Member for Denison Andrew Wilkie is Australia’s most trusted politician, according to a new Reader’s Digest poll. Andrew Wilkie is 35th...
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Contract signed to turn forests into pellets: Is this true?
Tasmanian Times has been told Austrian-based pulping/power generation expert Andritz has signed a contract with a Tasmanian government body – most likely...
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Lara, Will … and the Corner Store
The Treasurer has cobbled together a survival plan for the next few years. Short on vision but at least an attempt to...
