Gunns trees destined for Asian markets
THE new owner of vast tree plantations previously held by failed timber company Gunns will focus on exporting the resource as woodchips.
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Tasmania to axe 1500 jobs
TASMANIA will lose 1500 public service jobs over the next four years.
Blow for Tasmania pulp mill hopes
THE buyer of tree plantations held by Gunns will focus on exporting it as woodchips, clouding the hopes of a pulp mill in Tasmania.
Making tracks for walkers on wild side
TENS of thousands of trekkers trample over their hard work every year and yet few spare a thought for them.
Frontier conflict sparks new history war
THE author of a new book on frontier conflict in Van Diemen’s Land hopes it will finally end the nation’s “history wars”.
New Forests refuses to take on Gunns mill
THE prospect of a world-scale pulp mill being built in Tasmania’s Tamar Valley has been diminished.
‘Man of great integrity’ farewelled
FATHER of the Senate Brian Harradine was yesterday remembered as a man of honour, faith and tenacity at his state funeral.
Bid to go up in world with cable car
DETAILED plans to build a $40 million cable car to the summit of Hobart’s Mount Wellington will be unveiled today.
Fragile peace of Tassie forest uprooted
NEW Premier Will Hodgman meant to free up industry but his actions could backfire.
Harvest plan for native forests
ALMOST 400,000ha of Tasmania’s most contentious native forest will instead be set aside for future harvesting.
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