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The high price of stress, Australian Financial Review, 15 November
Go Home On Time Day, Radio Australia, 21 November
Dig a little deeper for full mining story, Newcastle Herald, 28 November
Where the buck stops in politics, Australian Financial Review, 27 November
How not to make policy: Tasmanian forest deal, Crikey, 29 November
Rethinking nation’s needs, The Canberra Times, 8 December
The waste in Tasmania’s forests: most timber left to rot, Crikey, 14 December
Execs put their salaries ahead of shareholders, The Canberra Times, 17 December
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