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Tasmanian timber industry wants greater access to native forests Conservationists are resisting that push

It's been more than a decade since a peace deal was signed to put an end to Tasmania's "forest wars". But Victoria's decision this week to end native forest logging has reignited debate about the future of the industry in the island state.

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Environmentalists Blue Derby Wild appeal logging court decision | The Advocate

Forestry self-regulation is akin to lawyers deciding their own cases, court hears

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Environmentalists Blue Derby Wild appeal logging court decision | The Examiner

Forestry self-regulation is akin to lawyers deciding their own cases, court hears

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Tasmania s Forest Practices Authority releases 2023 state of the forests report | The Examiner

Tasmania s Forest Practices Authority releases 2023 state of the forests report | The Examiner
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birds of a feather

Australian Greens leader Bob Brown says he cannot afford to pay a $240,000 Forestry Tasmania bill, a move which could see him lose his seat in the Senate. Senator Brown was ordered to pay the money after losing a federal court case to stop logging in the Wielangta Forest in south-east Tasmania.

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