Tasmanian Times
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Economy
Job losses a morale shattering blow
THE loss of 252 jobs in the coming months and possibly as many as another 170 by mid next year from the...
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Economy
Mill jobs shredded as Government stalls
Today’s announcement by Paperlinx on the future of the North West’s two paper mills is incredibly disappointing for mill workers and a...
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Environment
Top scientist delivers Copenhagen wake-up call: 60% cuts in energy emissions needed by 2020
Copenhagen, Monday 7 December 2009 Top climate scientist, Professor Kevin Anderson from the UK’s Tyndall Centre, has delivered a wake-up call to...
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Coroner & Legal
Yet another Government backflip
· Six months ago Labor closed Chance on Main by refusing funding · Now Labor is advertising for applications for funding for...
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Environment
Bad water … it’s not a problem for DHHS …
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780EconomyCopenhagen: When the dust settles …
Welcome to COPVoices. It’s opening night for the COP15 and even though the biggest star has opted for a fashionably late entrance,...
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Politics
PV Fortescue – a fish out of water
The PV Fortescue is reportedly out of the water again for more costly repairs. The PV Fortescue has become a metaphor for...
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Economy
Copenhagen calling: Rudd’s cool reception
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Health
Bartlett and Giddings at odds over hospital takeover
The Health Minister, Lara Giddings, has today contradicted the Premier, David Bartlett, about the desire for a Federal takeover of Tasmania’s hospitals....
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Politics
People want integrated public transport options!
People want alternative, integrated transport options; Still waiting for Labor’s Major Urban Public Transport Study; Further evidence of Labor’s lack of leadership,...
