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The deal will protect half-a-million hectares of forest from logging and requires enabling legislation to be passed in State Parliament today. Earlier this month, Tasmania's Upper House supported the legislation, but made significant amendments. The
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Forestry Tasmania has discovered another 17 hardwood eucalyptus trees in the state's southern forests, with some of the giants believed to be up to 500 years old. The manager of Forestry Tasmania's Giant Tree Program, Daniel Hodge, says the trees,
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Forestry Tasmania (FT) is parting ways with two of its senior executives. Corporate relations manager Ken Jeffrey, who wrote an email critical of the state government that was leaked in August, has been made redundant. Chief operating officer Mike
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Mr Hampton said he could no longer support the policies of the Government and accused it of trying to starve Forestry Tasmania of cash. Resources Minister Bryan Green wants to create a statutory authority to take control of production forests from
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S long-running forest peace talks have stalled again with a key player suspending its involvement for a second time...At issue is the Labor-Green government's decision to restructure the agency. It announced last month FT would retain its commercial
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THE Gillard government has averted a potential headache after long-serving federal MP Dick Adams pulled back on a threat to break ranks with Labor over the carve-up of Tasmania's forestry business...It is understood federal colleagues, including the
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Tasmania stands accused of being "rolled" by the Greens in a leaked email which claims the government's struggling forestry business will be split in two. Controversial enterprise Forestry Tasmania (FT) is set for a "public execution", says the email
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Matt Thompson A report key to settling Tasmania's forests conflict has found the government agency, Forestry Tasmania, is overseeing the logging of public native forests at double the sustainable rate...The group's chairman, Jonathan West, told state
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Story continues below It's on the edge of this wilderness, off an old mining track near the west-coast town of Waratah, two hours' drive west of Launceston, that I join Rob Fairlie, of Tarkine Trails, a small trekking company based in Hobart. We're
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While not involved in negotiations, I had urged federal ministers to help out. On August 7 last year, the Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, flew to Hobart to join the Tasmanian Premier, Lara Giddings, in signing an agreement which would deliver $277
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