Tasmanian Times
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Politics
Lennon snub on racing
Sue Neales Mercury FORMER premier Paul Lennon missed out on Tasmania’s top racing job after new Premier David Bartlett blocked the move....
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Environment
Fires the deadly inevitability of climate change
Freya Mathews The Age, February 10, 2009 The disaster challenges the Government to accept evident truths. Read more here And: Lethal fires,...
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Environment
Foxes: No wonder the public is cynical
Ivan Dean MLC 9th February 2009 Media Release Foxes IT IS LITTLE wonder there are members of the public who are cynical...
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Environment
No backyard BBQ…
Charles and Claire Gilmour After seeing and living with FT practices, we totally support Brenda’s call. Because last time FT lit a...
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Environment
Like championing the KGB
Chris Harries Unfortunately, constructive debate in Tasmania is hard to find and, as Brenda and others have pointed out, this is seriously...
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Politics
Pokies soak up stimulus package
ABC Online Tasmanians splurged an extra $4 million on poker machines in December and January. The increase coincided with the Federal Government’s...
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Environment
A husk of Labor principles
phill Parsons Goodbye to another attempt by Bartlett to create credibility in the wake of Lennon Labor. Lemon Labor shows by a...
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Coroner & Legal
Dick: move the goalposts
Gerry Mander The problem is not the systen that is holding up the pulp mill, it is the pulp mill that does...
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Coroner & Legal
An offence?
John Hawkins It is an offence to trade whilst insolvent. Read more, Comment here
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Environment
Industrial terrorism this time, Mr Llewellyn?
Karl Stevens Only weeks ago David Llewellyn called shutting down one of these chip mills ‘industrial terrorism’. Of course he will not...
