Tasmanian Times
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847EconomyThe Tasmanian Fox who had no balls
In 2006 Minister for Foxes, David Llewellyn called me into his Ministerial suite in the Franklin Square Buildings. He wanted me to...
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1.2KCoroner & Legal
RHH chief loses appeal
OUSTED Royal Hobart Hospital chief Michael Pervan has lost his appeal to State Service Commissioner Iain Frawley over an internal investigation into...
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800Economy
South Esk headwaters clearfalls: The devastating consequences
The photos are from Coupe RS142E, upstream from the Tombstone Creek Forest Reserve in the northeast highlands, headwaters of the water supply...
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818Economy
Tassie bid to import foxes
TASMANIA’S fox eradication taskforce came up with a bizarre plan to import live foxes into Tasmania last year. Correspondence obtained under right...
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864Economy
Sea Shepherd Repels Assaults
At 1330 hours (AEST), Sea Shepherd’s vessel the Gojira came up behind the Steve Irwin to receive a transfer of supplies. Seeing...
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813Economy
Residential gas outcry
Some Tasmanians are angry the government has stopped funding residential gas connections The company rolling out Tasmania’s natural gas network is frustrated...
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869Economy
Web millionaire bankrolled Greens
A MULTIMILLIONAIRE internet entrepreneur worried about climate change bankrolled the Greens’ federal election surge last year by making the largest single political...
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Statements
BOOK RELEASE – CLIMATE CHANGE GENERATION – by David Leigh
David Leigh does not claim to be a climate change expert; he is a writer and filmmaker who has translated many reports,...
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652Economy
Spinning out of control (2)
The Australian: STAFF numbers in the South Australian Premier’s Department are almost double those of other, larger states. This is increasing pressure...
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952National
‘I’ve got a few holes in me’
A TASMANIAN army sniper has become the first Australian soldier wounded in Afghanistan in 2011. Corporal Scott Tampalini was shot in the...
