Tasmanian Times
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Politics
Aird must deal with water and sewerage mess
Now that the Treasurer has returned to Tasmania, he should immediately start working to sort out the water and sewerage mess. It’s...
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Environment
LABOR HAS GUTTED INLAND FISHERIES
The Tasmanian Greens today exposed that the Inland Fisheries Service (IFS) has been cut to the extent that there are now only...
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Environment
CLARENCE CITY COUNCIL “ALARM” AT RISKS TO RATEPAYERS IN LAUDERDALE QUAY PROJECT
“To date, Council’s concerns about a number of aspects of the development have not been allayed and indeed, in some cases they...
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805CartoonsDressing Down
Alison Andrews, Examiner: PREMIER David Bartlett’s decision to refuse the flow-on of a federal politicians’ pay rise to Tasmanian MPs might not...
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Cartoons
1-3-1 scenario in Franklin is pretty outlandish
Very strange reporting indeed. How on earth can a party be thrown off balance and have its own plans thrown into disarray...
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1.0KArts
Hiller wins Portia Prize
Christine Hiller’s self portrait, The Old Painter, was picked from more than 3,000 works to win the award. (AAP : Tracey Nearmy)...
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760Environment
Killer blow to Ralphs Bay plan?
In a closed session, Clarence aldermen voted to change the council’s previous neutral attitude towards Lauderdale Quay to one of strong opposition...
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Cartoons
Bye Pat
Hag has a little hearsay to report from a mate: “Just overheard in a Moonah cafe, Pat Russel (he of 7HO newsroom...
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921Arts
Industry fears parallel importation of books
With the Federal government only weeks off announcing the outcome of the proposed changes to book importation laws, the CEO of Penguin...
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Cartoons
Royal’s $100m health remedy
THE Royal Hobart Hospital will undergo a $100 million redevelopment as an alternative to a new waterfront hospital. The State Government plan...
