Forestry Tasmania

Recent Highlights

• Haemorrhaging cash and fighting for survival. “The forestry industry in Tasmania is ... Forestry: the sobering conclusions. Farming: the glittering future Jonathan West “My fear is that if we don’t reach an agreement, the forestry-processing industry’s death spiral will accelerate. All parts of the industry have entered a process of collapse; ... Tasmanian Times - 3 days, 19 hours ago  
• In line with those obligations,” Ms Giddings said. Legal obligations? Please elaborate ... Failed Forestry gets another $110 million. McKim: Wind up money. Giddings: A ‘contingency’ measure Forestry chief Bob Gordon with his minister, Deputy Premier Bryan Green The Tasmanian Government will spend $110 million over four years bailing out Forestry Tasmania as it determines how the ... Tasmanian Times - 4 days, 4 hours ago  
• Not as bad as Geoff Law suggests in a recent posting Forestry ... Geoff: It’s far worse ... Forestry Tasmania’s shrinking estate Doing it their way: Forestry Chief Bob Gordon and Minister Bryan Green Forestry Tasmania is not as bad as Geoff Law suggests in a recent posting Forestry Tasmania: A compelling ... Tasmanian Times - 2 weeks ago  
• Planning to conduct the following burns today subject to further on-site evaluation ... Burn-offs planned for NW Forestry Tasmania is planning to conduct the following burns today subject to further on-site evaluation of conditions. The Advocate - 2 weeks, 6 days ago  
• Failing to fulfil its obligations to operate as a successful business; • ... Forestry Tasmania – A Compelling Case for Reform Rob Blakers, http://www.robblakers.com/ The list of Forestry Tasmania’s failings is therefore exhaustive and damning: • Its status as a Government Business Enterprise and its legislated resource commitments mean that it ... Tasmanian Times - 4 weeks ago  
• Been described as the "chief enabler" of Ta Ann's success, while Tasmania's ... Offshore expansion: how to create international success According to conventional wisdom, Malaysian company Ta Ann Holdings Berhad should never have succeeded in its expansion to Tasmania, where it established two veneer mills. Existing models of "internationalising success" ... Leading Company - 4 weeks ago  
• Permanently close part of its Eagles Eyrie tourism venture in the state's ... Forestry tourism shut down fears There are fears Forestry Tasmania will permanently close part of its Eagles Eyrie tourism venture in the state's south. The state-owned company will close its Maydena Adventure Hub over winter ... ABC Local - 1 month ago