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Editorial | December 2, 2019

December 2 2019 - 5:00am
Pulp mill opponents march through Launceston in 2008. Picture: Neil Richardson
Pulp mill opponents march through Launceston in 2008. Picture: Neil Richardson

Given the emphasis the government has placed on its anti-protest laws, given the impact it could have on civil liberties in Tasmania, and given it cost $335,000 for the government to lose in the High Court last time, the opaque way in which it was handled in Parliament last week was far from convincing.

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