Date

Lodged By

Title/Subject

No of Pages

11 October 2002

Mr Murray Bowles - WA Plantation Resources Pty Ltd

Submission by WA Plantation Resources Pty Ltd, dated September 2002

6

11 October 2002

Mr Gavin Ellis, Great Southern Plantations Limited

Submission to Senate Inquiry into Plantation Forests Industry Inquiry, Albany Hearing, 2002

13

11 October 2002

Mr David Wettenhall, Plantation Forestry Consultants

Replacement Submission from Plantall Forestry Consultants

6

11 October 2002

Mr Jim Frith, Western Timber Co-operative Ltd

Notes titled "Plantations 2020 Vision and the WA Timber Industry"

2

11 October 2002

Mr Ian Peacock, Albany Port Users Group

Letter to The Hon. Eric Ripper, MLA dated 10 October 2002, regarding state taxes and charges.

2

11 October 2002

Mr John Walker

1. Speaking notes for presentation at Albany Hearing

2. Paper titled "TIRES Great Southern: Timber Industry Road Evaluation Strategy: Log Haul Road, Transport Study, Stage 2, October 2001"

1

49

11 October 2002

Mr George Bray, Timbercorp

1. Letter to Green Triangle Regional Plantation Committee dated 13 June 2002, from John Hill, MP

2. Notes titled "Realisation of 2020 Vision Objectives"

3. Video - "Timbercorp Harvesting and In-Field Processing Video Presentation

4. Publication titled "South East Forest Industry Development Strategy", Green Triangle Regional Planning Committee. Prepared by the Industry Strategy Steering Committee of the South East Forest Industry.

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2

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Date

Lodged By

Title/Subject

No of Pages

29/11/02

Mr Des King, Private Forests Tasmania

1. Brochure titled Private Forests Tasmania: A professional team committed to promote, foster and assist private forestry

2. Presentation notes Plantation Presentation by Des King, CEO, Private Forests Tasmania

8

16

29/11/02

Mr Paul Smith, Forestry Tasmania

1. Booklet titled Forestry Tasmania: Sustainable Forest Management Report: environmental, social and economic outcomes, 2000-2001

2. Presentation notes Submission to Senate Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Legislation Committee, PRC Smith, Asst. General Manager Operations, Forestry Tasmania

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11

29/11/02

Ms Gwenda Sheridan

Notes for presentation to Committee at hearing Australian Senate Hearing: 2020 Vision Plantations Australia - Inquiry into the Plantation Forests Industry: 29 November, 2002

11

29/11/02

Launceston Environment Centre

1. Stung into Action: article from the Sunday Tasmanian, November 24, 2002, p. 7

2. Plantation Management and Wood Properties do Matter, article from The Tasmanian Conservationist, August 2002, Dr Kathy Allen

3. Tree farms won't save us after all, article from New Scientist, 26 October 2002, Fred Pearce, Valencia, p. 10

4. Forests, the argument goes to water, the Weekend Australian Financial Review, Nov. 9-10, 2002, Julie Macken (article to be incorporated in Hansard)

5. Extract from publication State of the Environment Tasmania: Volume 1 Conditions and Trends

6. Video - North-East Tasmania Aerial view: Forestry and Plantation. Flight on 23/11/02.

7. Copy of Order of Service - An Ecumenical Worship Service, Liturgy in the Forest, Styx Valley, Tasmania, Sunday, 17 November 2002.

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1

1

2

11

Date

Lodged By

Title/Subject

No of Pages

20/2/03

Dr Ryde James

3. Report: Defining the Product: Log Grades in Australia - Joint Venture Agroforestry Program

4. Extract from NZ Journal of Forestry, May 2002 regarding log prices.

30

1

20/2/03

Dr Roslyn Prinsley

3. Brochure titled Flora Search, Transforming Australian Landscapes

4. Report Acacia Search: Evaluation of Acacia, BR Maslin and MW McDonald

6

25

25

Date

Lodged By

Title/Subject

No of Pages

21/2/03

Ms Judy Clark

5. Presentation Notes - Judy Clark (authorised as a submission)

13

21/2/03

Greening Australia

5. Paper titled, A New Vision for Australian Landscapes and Communities: Greening Australia National Farm Forestry Policy

5

Date

Lodged By

Title/Subject

No of Pages

29/04/03

Ms Naomi Edwards

1. Presentation to Senate Inquiry titled Overpromising? Plantation promises stretched to breaking point - what happens when the prospectus assumptions hit the ground?
2. ASIC Media Release No 03-131: Crackdown on Long-Range Financial Forecasts

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1

29/04/03

Mr Duncan Mills

Submission to Senate Inquiry into Plantation Forestry (processed as a submission).

9

29/04/03

Mr Frank Strie

Presentation provided to Senate Inquiry into Plantation Forestry - notes.

11

29/04/03

Doctors for Forests (Tasmania)

Dr Frank Nicklason

1. Report titled Commentary on Health Impact Assessment Reports on Wood Dust Emissions from Gunns’ Burnie Woodchip Stockpile, Peter Pullinger, 25 February 2003.
2. Report of appeal to Resource Management and Planning Appeal Tribunal between Gunns Ltd and Kingborough Council - heard 17-20 February 2003.
3. Information Brochure titled How Tasmanian Forestry Practices Affect Your Health
4. Report titled Microbial Health Impacts of Woodchips (including Legionella) with special reference to the sacrificial layer of base chips, Flinders University of South Australia, February 2002
5. Report titled Health Impact Assessment of Fugitive Wood Dust Emissions from the Gunns Burnie Port Woodchip Stockpiling Facilities, prepared by Robert Golec, AMCOSH Occupational Health Services, 2002
6. Leaflet: Are YOU voting for this?
7. CD of presentation provided to Committee on 29 April 2003.

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24

3

13

10

1

29/04/03

Tasmanian Conservation Council

(Mr Alastair Graham)

1. Notes, including graphs, maps and charts used in presentation to Committee on 29 April 2003.
2. Report titled Rates of Inequity: Non-payment of Rates by Government Business Enterprises, Briefing Paper for Tasmanian Conservation Trust, Kathy Gibson

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9

29/04/03

Kentish Council

(Ms Annie Willock)

Impacts of Plantation Development on the Streamflow of Olivers Creek, report by Pat O’Shaughnessy, 31 March 2003

5

Date

Lodged By

Title/Subject

No of Pages

6/8/03

Mr Steve Ratcliffe, Launceston City Council

Copy of excerpts taken from Launceston City Council Agenda Papers, 5 May 2003

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