Tasmanian Times
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794EconomyPulp Fiction
The State Government and the Liberal opposition have united in their bid to continue the madness of Tasmania’s pulped future. Both parties...
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832Economy
Watch the Black Flagging
Pulp the Act and pulp the mill! Tasmanian Greens fail to repeal the infamous Pulp Mill Assessment Act 2007 – fast-tracked through...
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871Coroner & Legal
Gunns pulp mill permit to expire again?
By passing the Pulp Mill Assessment Amendment (Clarification) Bill 2009, the Labor Govt, aided by the Libs and abetted by the Upper...
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895Economy
Gunns: No JVP? We’ll go it alone
From: HERE MARKET UPDATE Current Trading and Asset Sales As a result of a significant simplification of the Gunns business model, the...
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802Economy
$18m lost on pokies for the month of April
The Tasmanian Greens today said that an excess of $18 million had been lost on poker machines over the month of April...
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Economy
Strong case to get fibre optic in the NBN rollout
Get Connected has completed a Broadband Survey in our communities of Dilston, Windermere, Swan Bay, Hillwood and Mount Direction. Download the 18...
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863Article
Window to Togatus
Interview with Lucas Pittaway and Daniel Henshall Did you either of you realise how huge this film could potentially become? Lucas: No...
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968Politics
Poll: Libs in majority position
EMRS May 2011: Liberal 38 Labor 19 Green 17 Ind 4 Undecided 22 A possible interpretation: Liberal 49 Labor 29 Green 18...
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746Economy
Power bill price hike
Tasmania’s energy retailer wants to increase the average power bill by about $50 from next year. Aurora Energy is seeking approval from...
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975Economy
Australia is no pissant, says Garnaut
The Government’s key climate change adviser has recommended polluters pay a carbon price of $26 a tonne, raising $11.5 billion in the...
