Tasmanian Times
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Statements
Chatham Rock Phosphate’s Namibian Scheme
In a media release on 5 March 2015 Chatham Rock Phosphate gave “further guidance on its future strategy” following the refusal of...
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786Simon’s Spellbinding Book
Paula Xiberras Simon Barnard, the author of ’The A-Z of Convicts’ is a former Tasmanian. The book is a mammoth project of...
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931Coroner & Legal
Triggs was attacked for defending the powerless – and one day another PM will apologise for it
By request … Years from now we will be told that we didn’t know then what we do now about our treatment...
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1.1KEconomy
Medicare: the co-payment lives!
Tony Abbott says the Medicare co-payment is ‘dead, buried and cremated’. But it’s already arising from the political crematorium as a much...
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814History
The song of the Bali Two executioners: Jokowi vs Gibran
As time seemingly ticks down on the condemned Bali Two, contributing editor-at-large for Independent Australia TESS LAWRENCE makes a last ditch plea...
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1.1KCoroner & Legal
Dying Like An Animal: The Price Of Empathy And How Governments Use Yours Against You
Want to know why some people are more moved by greyhound baiting, than by an Aboriginal death in custody? Why the Abbott...
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826Coroner & Legal
NATION: You should care about Brandis’s Creeper Laws. Jamal Rifi. 4-Corners …
The right to privacy is taken for granted by many. Australians assume they can conduct their daily ablutions in peace. They can...
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816Economy
The Intergenerational Report focuses on the old, when the future belongs to the young
Releasing Australia’s fourth Intergenerational Report, Joe Hockey described it as the “social compact between generations”, which would help “identify where the future...
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824Economy
IGR: An alarming piece of sloppy propaganda
Liberal brains trust … Treasurer Hockey, PM Abbott, Julie Bishop, Warren Truss Side-stepping convention, tiptoeing around the climate elephant in the room,...
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945Media
High Court rejects attempt to make media watchdog toothless
Media accountability in Australia has taken an important step forward with a cut-through High Court decision on the powers of the broadcasting...
