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Now We the People (Tasmania) is not a political party, nor is it aligned with any political party. Its members are, however, actively and passionately involved in the political process.

We believe in promoting the values of co-operation rather than competition, of respect for our biological environment rather than its exploitation for short-term profit, and of the non-violent resolution of conflicts rather than warmongering.

We welcome contributions, suggestions, donations and offers of practical assistance.

If you are concerned about the issues raised on this web site, or if in any other ways you wish to help make Australia a fairer, more compassionate nation with policies that are aimed at serving the needs of people and respecting this planet and its inhabitants, here are some practical steps you can take:

Contact your local State or Federal MP and Senators, asking them where they stand on these issues
Write to newspapers, comment in online forums and call in to talkback radio
Convene a community meeting on these matters and on strategies for action. (Contact Now We the People for help and materials)

From Forest Destruction and Public Subsidies to Profitable and Sustainable Forestry Practices

Although at the time of writing we have no clear idea as to who will form the next Australian Government, it is certain from the results of the 21 August election that there is a growing recognition of the need for important changes in policy directions. In conditions of climate change, addressing the issues of economic, social and ecological sustainability requires transparency in government and long-term visions for the future. Open discussions, democratic procedures, social inclusion and economic equity, as we develop new ways to live with our physical environment, need to be both real and important in the new directions that we seek to pursue. ...

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29th Jun..	Article by Bound & Biggs	Clean Water and sustainable land usage
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