Tasmanian Times
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Environment
DEVELOPMENT BREACHES MORE THAN COUNCIL PARK
Outrage has been expressed by Greens Aldermen concerned that a recent development may have ignored carefully considered planning conditions. Greens Alderman Helen...
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1.5KEconomyLennon: Peace push ‘breakthrough’; mill will be built in Tamar Valley. Biomass row.
… Five months of preliminary talks between environmentalists and the forestry industry to end 30 years of conflict in Tasmania’s native forests...
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Economy
Activists denounce World Egg Day over cruelty to chickens
Members of Against Animal Cruelty Tasmania will hold a dignified vigil at the World Egg Day event in the Elizabeth Street Mall...
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Statements
SOUTHERN WATER WARNS ON BOGUS PHONE CALLS
Southern Water today issued a warning to customers to be wary of accepting services from telephone callers claiming to represent the corporation....
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Politics
War on Terror vs Security through Peacemaking? Lessons for Australia from Norway.
The next Denison Debate will feature John Langmore, Professorial Fellow at the University of Melbourne, former United Nations official and federal parliamentarian,...
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Poetry & Short Stories
The 2010 Tasmanian Poetry Festival: FINAL
Hi Everyone; just a reminder, if you’re interested and able to attend, that the Tasmanian State Final is on tomorrow night at...
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1.0KArts
MEDIA RELEASE: CALL+RESPONSE UNIVERSITY TOUR – OCTOBER 2010
The details for the Hobart event are as follows: Wednesday 13th October, 5.30pm for a 6pm start. Centenary Building, University of Tasmania,...
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Arts
Loose Canon: “A Few of Our Favourite English Things.”
Moonah Arts Centre Presents Loose Canon: “A Few of Our Favourite English Things.” Friday October 8th. Moonah Arts Centre’s popular Friday Night...
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Arts
The Power of Paint National Tour (in Tasmania)
Acclaimed Visual Artist, Michael Legge-Wilkinson, is visiting Tasmania on November 4th as part of the Power of Paint National Tour, a mobile...
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1.4KEconomy
Gunns: Is the worst over?
The forest industry’s slow motion train wreck continues its inexorable journey. There are many, on both sides of the forest debate who...
