Tasmanian Times
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832EconomyFlorentine Forest Information Day, Sunday November 7
Download details: Information-day-v4a.pdf http://facesoftheflorentine.com/2009/08/16/13/ http://florentine.org.au/ FLORENTINE FOREST Information day SUNDAY 7th NOVEMBER Meet 11am at Timbs Track ,21km west of Maydena on...
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853Coroner & Legal
GetUp! A Left-wing front. Just admit it
GetUp! should admit it is just a left-wing activist organisation, acting for the benefit of the Greens and Labor, rather than falsely...
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1.3KEnvironment
Police arrest resident at MMG Rosebery mine
Pet dog died and mine refuse to release environmental test results for residents’ property Two Rosebery residents have contacted the Taskforce following...
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840Politics
Tasmania’s Right to Information reforms found wanting
Tasmania’s new Right to Know legislation and how it is being implemented is disappointing, according to Sydney lawyer and Freedom of Information...
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1.1KCoroner & Legal
Children’s Commissioner sacked after criticising Tas Govt
A week since Paul Mason’s report into Tasmania’s child services after a 12-year-old girl was sold for sex. Now he won’t be...
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834History
Agreement on 35 Seat House of Assembly
The Premier, David Bartlett, today announced all three Tasmanian political parties in the House of Assembly have agreed to restore the House...
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879Economy
Stalled FPA review delays move to improve forest practices code
The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Forest Practices Authority (FPA) to recommence its review in relation to chemical usage, after revelations...
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685Economy
Australia should look to its food security, before all the farm is sold
Australia is rapidly losing control of its food resources. The purchase of AWB – the former Australian Wheat Board – by the...
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807National
Why the Internet Should be Censored
Let’s think of the NBN as a brand new red Ferrari with no brakes. Picture this! I’m driving my new red Ferrari...
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873Economy
Environment and Public Health groups welcome Endosulfan ban
Environment Tasmania and Dr Alison Bleaney from the Break O’Day Catchment Risk Group and Tasmanian Public and Environmental Health Network (TPEHN), today...
