Tasmanian Times
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948Coroner & LegalCommonwealth pursues Gay for proceeds of crime
The Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions has confirmed it is pursuing proceeds of crime action against former Gunns boss, John Gay. Gay...
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870Economy
An unfortunate juxtaposition of real-estate and political advertising …
Spotted at Port Huon on the Tasmanian House of Assembly (lower house) election day: We thought Huon Valley’s mayor had severed his...
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1.0KCoroner & Legal
Passengers describe drama of turning asylum seeker boats back
Australian Broadcasting Corporation Broadcast: 17/03/2014 Reporter: George Roberts, Mark Solomons and Lesley Robinson Passengers on an asylum seeker boat describe the high...
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Statements
Nick McKim: Liberals’ off the shelf post-election strategy
The new Liberal government is paving the way for its first broken election promises, exactly as incoming Liberal governments around the country...
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Statements
Nick McKim: Liberal forests plan, please
The Tasmanian Greens today suggested that Liberal Leader Will Hodgman reveal his plan for the timber industry. “Forestry was the key plank...
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765Statements
Tasmanians have spoken twice: enough is enough
The result of the Tasmanian election sends a very clear message that the time has come to restore common-sense to forest policy,...
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Arts
Festival of Voices & Smartartists present Perfect Tripod – Australian Songs
Tickets on sale 24 March The musical comedy supergroup that is Perfect Tripod (Eddie Perfect and Tripod) are crossing the Bass Strait...
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Statements
Michael Mansell: Aboriginal people will seek an early meeting with Premier-elect Will Hodgman
Aboriginal people will seek an early meeting with Premier-elect Will Hodgman to determine his government’s attitude towards the Aboriginal people, long-time campaigner...
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878Arts
Streets ahead
The song tells us that ‘these boots were made for walking’ but in the case of Anthony Street it’s, this ‘Street’ was...
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784Economy
The Days After …
The day after the 2014 state election and the posters are starting to come down. Former Managing Director of Forestry Tasmania, Bob...
