Tasmanian Times
Society
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896Impropriety by Lennon alleged
TASMANIA’S new anti-corruption watchdog has received allegations of official misconduct relating to the Lennon government’s fast-tracking of the Gunns pulp mill. Lawyers...
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TWS, TAP and The Ides of March
AGREED STATEMENT OF FACTS Gunns didn’t take long to transform the round-table talk-fest agreeing to “a” pulpmill as meaning agreeing to “the”...
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Lack of action from Giddings threatens forests agreement
A deadline of 15 March for a moratorium on further logging and road construction in key unprotected native forests is at risk...
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Sunday: Bob Brown to welcome Sea Shepherd’s Steve Irwin, Bob Barker
The Steve Irwin and the Bob Barker are scheduled to arrive in Hobart this Sunday (the 6th), 0730, berthed at Macquarie Wharf...
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Aerial spraying … just 4 of Tasmania’s 33 catchments are plantation free
Only 4 of the Tasmania’s 33 catchments do not have plantations … and plantation acreages are increasing rapidly. The need to very...
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Wilkie: Lance this racist boil, Tony Abbott
In a speech to Federal Parliament, the Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has challenged the Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott, to show...
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Still Wild Still Threatened opposes Brighton Bypass in support of Tasmanian Aboriginal community
Today, Still Wild Still Threatened is calling on the Tasmanian Government to back down on its controversial Brighton Bypass plan and to...
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Plan for bikes, planners to be told
Australian planning professionals will be told they need to imagine compact cities with pedestrian-and-bicycle-only promenades crisscrossing dense capitals. The message is among...
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Latest in Planning at National Congress
The very latest worlds best practice in planning will be discussed as planning professionals from across Australia and around the world gather...
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Asia Pulp and Paper – A History by John Hawkins
Some 15 years ago I sold the 1856 New South Wales Regatta Cup to the Wijaya family in Jakarta. I delivered this...
