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We heard the angry mob, but the silence of others spoke volumes about The Cliffsofmoher.
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Kevin Page: I'm lying flat on my back in a bush with a fridge on top of me
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Conservation comment: Conservation has a new meaning
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Terry Sarten: Dangerous and delusional myths laid bare in land of the long white lie
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Steve Braunias: The Secret Diary of Jami-Lee Ross
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Kate Stewart: A load of old gluten-free, vegan bollocks
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Rachel Rose: Save your 'shock' and 'outrage' for what really matters
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Chester Borrows: Shoe lost for want of a nail
They are in a pipeline with no way out until they are disgorged.
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Kevin Page: If you go down to the woods today ...
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The council is not planning on profiting from waste disposal but working toward less waste
Gwynne Dyer: Throw away contraceptives, African leaders urge women
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Shutting down our gas and coal industries achieves nothing good. - Alan Davidson
Conservation Comment: Native fish need our voice
More than half of our remaining freshwater native fish are now endangered.
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Terry Sarten: The Secret Diary of a Secret Diarist
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