Tasmanian Times
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968EnvironmentFoxes: Case closed or case ongoing?
Dr DAVID OBENDORF, Feral Peril: foxes, devils, cats and scats – on ABC 1, 16 July 8.30 pm. Next Thursday evening at...
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Health
The curious case of the health contracts
Two contracts awarded by the Tasmanian Department of Health and Human Services to multinational company Ernst & Young, worth an estimated $1,388,650,...
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Article
Quote
“We’re running an uncontrolled experiment on the only home we have.” Bill Collins from Hot, Flat, and Crowded by Thomas Friedman
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Environment
How to limit legal liability
MRS FASTBUCKS Legal Department Limiting liability – 10-point plan 1. Establish “come and talk with us and we’ll listen” program 2. Establish...
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Environment
Smoke, Pesticides: Open letters to Lara Giddings, David Llewellyn
BREAK O’DAY CATCHMENT RISK GROUP, June 26 Thirty one scientists and medical practitioners have asked the Tasmanian State Government to follow the...
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Environment
The forests are doomed
KATE BURTON, http://www.katemburton.com/ Saving the forests (or, Why they will have to wait). Politics in Tasmania has long been polarised by the...
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Politics
Pembroke debate: with goodwill it can work
JAMES CROTTY First things first. Yet to hear from anyone other than Wendy agreeing to the debate. So I will contact all...
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Article
Business as usual
Lukas
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Environment
Stop it now!
RUSSELL LANGFIELD, Kimberley Obama and the G8’s 80% emission reduction target shows just how superficial and non-committal Rudd’s 5% aspirations are. However,...
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Economy
John Howard would be proud
ROGER HANNEY When is Kevin Rudd going to actually face off against major carbon emitters? It’s what he promised to do at...
