Tasmanian Times
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Cartoons
Clarence Mayor spoke in favour of water reforms
Well may the Clarence Mayor claim to have told the Treasurer that the water reforms would be a disaster (Merc Oct 7)...
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644EnvironmentFrightening truth revealed
C.S.I. Launceston It is clear that investigators now know how to distinguish between the routine nightly street penis art, as practiced in...
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Environment
HOBART ADVANCE FILM SCREENING HIGHLIGHTS NEED FOR MARINE PROTECTION
Thursday 8 October Hobart residents will have the chance to see acclaimed documentary The End of the Line ahead of nationwide cinema...
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Politics
ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY SHOULD DETERMINE WHEN & WHERE THEIR FLAG IS DISPLAYED
The Tasmanian Greens today responded to concerns raised about the display of the Aboriginal flag in the House of Assembly. Greens Leader...
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Statements
National Foods offers decreased prices to farmers while increasing prices for consumers
A letter from multi national milk processor National Foods to a New South Wales school cafeteria has shown while dairy farmers are...
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Politics
LABOR RUNS AND HIDES
Blocks Move for Friday Sitting The Tasmanian Greens today accused the Bartlett government of running and hiding after it used its numbers...
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Politics
INDEPENDENT REVIEW OF TASMANIA TOMORROW CHALLENGE
As Greens’ call for Auditor-General to Audit Enrolment & Retention Data Adopted The Tasmanian Greens today welcomed the Premier’s acceptance of their...
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Environment
WILL PLANNING DIRECTIVE No.2 RESUSCITATE THE STINKING MILL?
Can Gunns Use Directive No.2 to Force Their Pipeline Onto Unwilling Landowners? The Tasmanian Greens today again called on Planning Minister David...
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Politics
What the water and sewerage ads didn’t say…
Once again, the Treasurer has opted for spin over substance with regard to water and sewerage. While the Treasurer is quite prepared...
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Politics
Spin versus substance, yet again
· Labor still opposes four lane, divided Midland Highway · Labor prefers three lane, fenced road · Why should Tasmanians expect second-best...
