Tasmanian Times
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Economy
69 Climate Action Groups Call for Rapid Transition to 100% Renewables
JESS WRIGHT Climate Action Hobart 69 Climate Action Groups representing thousands of people from across the country, including Tasmania’s Climate Action Hobart...
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Economy
Rudd’s target slammed at global meeting
CHRISTINE MILNE Hobart, Tuesday 2 June 2009 The Rudd Government has been awarded a “Fossil of the Day” award at the UN...
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Politics
More new appointments
WILL HODGMAN More new appointments to soon to be axed agency · Since the decision to abolish DEPHA was made, three key...
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Economy
Wood fibre costs rise
HAKAN EKSTROM Wood fibre costs are rising for wood pellets manufacturers in Europe because the industry is expanding rapidly, reports the Wood...
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Article
Alarm at strategy
JON NEVILL Several prominent Australian scientists have expressed alarm at the Commonwealth Government’s proposed new national biodiversity conservation strategy, due later this...
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Health
Patient leaps to defence of doctor
AUSTRALIAN A PATIENT at the centre of one of the allegations against Tasmanian GP Paul McGinity believes the doctor has done nothing...
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National
Harkins’ Buckley’s chance
TASMANIAN Kevin Harkins has a “buckley’s and none” chance of entering the Senate, says Prime Minister Kevin Rudd. It is the second...
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Arts
Losing our voice
RICHARD FLANAGAN SMH The Australian book industry is fighting for its life, writes Richard Flanagan. I am reminded standing here of my...
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Coroner & Legal
An ATO-approved MIS scheme … or scam
JOHN HAWKINS According to the 23 page tax ruling PR 2009/33 of May 2009 provided by the ATO to Gunns Walnut Plantation...
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Article
TONIGHT: Tune into A Current Affair
A WYNYARD RESIDENT It was pulled for a week … but it’s on tonight … Don’t miss “A Current Affair” tonight at...
