Tasmanian Times
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Environment
Senator Rachel Siewert still a little green
LAURIE OAKES, HeraldSun RACHEL Siewert radiated righteous anger last weekend, after flying over the West Atlas oil rig spill in the Timor...
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Environment
Plantations tax rort must be ended, not extended
SENATOR CHRISTINE MILNE The Managed Investment Scheme tax rort for plantations which has been a blight on regional Australia must be ended,...
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Article
Wilderness Assessment Act
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Economy
Premier must stop Forestry chipping valuable Tasmanian timber
KIM BOOTH, Greens forestry spokesperson MR Valuable Myrtle, Celery Pine, Blackwood and Sassafras Logs Head for the Chipper…AGAIN !!!!. The Tasmanian Greens...
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Environment
Polluters to face a minimum sentence of three years in prison
JAKARTA POST Environmental polluters will face a minimum sentence of three years in prison with fines of up to Rp 10 billion...
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Coroner & Legal
Concerns over actions of ACL directors
NICK McKIM, Greens leader The Tasmanian Greens today expressed deep concern over revelations that two former Directors of ACL Bearings received redundancy...
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Environment
Kingston Bypass: Stop this act of stupidity
The December Climate Conference in Copenhagen comes to Kingborough early this year in the form of the Development Application for the Kingston...
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Politics
Surely not …
MATTHEW ROGERS, Adviser to Premier David Bartlett Having recently been accused by Green staffer Ben Lohberger on this website of telling a...
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Article
Baffling Mystery
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Environment
Stand-alone environment department essential for protecting endangered species
SIMON BRANIGAN, Environment Tasmania MR Today (Monday), on Threatened Species Day, Tasmania’s peak environment body is urging the Tasmanian Government to re-instate...
