Tasmanian Times
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Environment
Forestry on the dole
Gerry Mander 5. ‘Can you imagine the squeals if the forestry industry’s welfare payments were cut?’ If Forestry were closed down and...
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Environment
Poll cans Garrett decision
Matthew Denholm Australian MOST Australians believe Environment Minister Peter Garrett should not have approved construction of the Tasmanian pulp mill before resolving...
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Environment
Locked onto myrtle
Ula Majewski Still Wild, Still Threatened MR “The community are standing up and speaking out in defence of the carbon dense old...
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Environment
Incredibly moving
Carl Bennett That was an incredibly lyrical and moving speech by Ula, and I am proud to be part of a movement...
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Environment
Well, Mr Wilkinson?
Malcolm of Hobart Hansard reports the conclusion of Jim Wilkinson’s speech on 30 August 2007 in favour of the Pulp Mill Permit...
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Article
Still going ahead
Inger Visby Despite this week’s police action in the Upper Florentine local Derwent Valley community members are going ahead with their planned...
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Environment
Turnbull confirms fears mill cannot be shut down
Kim Booth Greens MR The Tasmanian Greens today questioned whether Federal Environment Minister Peter Garrett lied to the Tasmanian people about strengthening...
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1.1KEnvironmentExcavating the wild …
Ula Majewski Still Wild, Still Threatened A ‘symbolic’ sequence of the excavator in action from Day 1 of the bust. All photos...
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Coroner & Legal
The cracking of our hearts
Speech by Ula Majewski., left in the Florentine. Speech: Parliament Lawns, Hobart. 13th January 2009. There is nothing quite like the silence...
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Environment
Why Jim Wilkinson hasn’t bothered to reply?
Loneranger We now know that’s bloody wrong, thanks to Warwick Raftery’s statement about Gunn’s critical non compliance. Maybe this is why Jim...
