Tasmanian Times
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Environment
Hobart City Council fails to position Tasmania as a leader in renewable energy
HANNAH AULBY, Climate Action Hobart Local community climate group Climate Action Hobart is calling on the Hobart City Council to reconsider their...
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Environment
Negligent in the extreme
JOHN DAY TAP Into A Better Tasmania chairman Most Tasmanians disagree that the state’s future depends on Gunns Ltd’s pulp mill. This...
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Article
Burning
Mark
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Article
Subsidies: Felmingham, Wells & Dowling
THE ECONOMIC SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA – Tasmania Branch is proud to present The Three Economists: Felmingham, Wells & Dowling Panel Discussion: The...
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Environment
Gunns honcho still blazing
REBECCA URBAN The Australian IS Gunns’ long-time honcho John Gay having a little trouble letting go? Despite succumbing to external pressures to...
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Politics
New revelations involving Tasmanian Education Foundation
ABC NEWS ONLINE, Tuesday AM The Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has billed the publicly-funded Tasmanian Education Foundation for almost $90,000...
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Politics
Call for action on gas roll-out for Eastern Shore
VANESSA GOODWIN The State subsidised roll-out of gas needs to be reassessed and involve local government to achieve equity in Tasmania, according...
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Politics
Look at the worth of candidates
JAMES CROTTY Graeme Matthews in his letter to the Editor of the 28th of July 2009 tells me that my advertising has...
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Coroner & Legal
Chilean court finds Tasmanian politicians guilty of mendacity
BOB McMAHON Four years after a Chilean court determined that the CELCO pulp mill near Valdivia in Southern Chile caused the ecological...
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Coroner & Legal
Court finds Celco guilty of polluting Cruces River
THE SANTIAGO TIMES, Friday, 24 July 2009, Decision Forces Forestry Company To Pay US$550,000 Fine A Santiago court issued a major ruling...
