Your tax dollars to bail out pulp mill

This year renowned humorist, Wendy Harmer, introduces another evening of euphoric laughter at the infamous “Green Roast”. It’s the night when every tree-hugging, basket-weaving, left-leaning “greenie” is fair game for rampant ridicule. When: 8pm Tuesday 28th of July Where: The Comedy Store - Entertainment Quarter, Moore Park

With your help, we can measure the amount of carbon stored in the forests that Forestry Tasmania is planning on logging. Community carbon-counting days: Sunday 5 July - Upper Florentine Valley, Southern Tasmania; Sunday 2 August - Styx Valley, Southern Tasmania; Sunday 6 September - Blue Tier, North-East Tasmania

In 2008 we helped support Broome-based whale researchers Richard Costin and Annabelle Sandes in undertaking their annual whale survey trips. This is important research, but the great news for you is that it is fun, relaxed and comfortable and the best way to explore the awesome Kimberley coast – and you are invited! The 1st trip is now  booked out!  In response to demand we are now accepting expressions of interest in a second trip, to be held before the already organised trip for 7 days 23rd - 29th August 2009.

Members of The Wilderness Society (TWS) have today rebranded Virginia Judge’s Strathfield electoral office to promote the protection of the River Red Gum Forests of south western NSW.

“The government acknowledges the conservation of these forests is a priority, but it is still allowing logging for low value products including fence posts and firewood” said Peter Cooper, campaigner with The Wilderness Society.

Members of the Wilderness Society have today rebranded David Campbell’s Keira electoral office to promote the protection of the River Red Gum Forests of south western NSW. “The government acknowledges the conservation of these forests is a priority, but it is still allowing logging for low value products including fence posts and firewood” said Peter Cooper, campaigner with the Wilderness Society.

Gunns’ release to the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) today continues the uncertainty about its pulp mill project and fails to deliver details of its joint-venture partnership by the end of June, as promised. The lack of finalisation on a joint-venture partnership provides an opportunity for a full rethink of the project.