Tasmanian Times
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Environment
Emissions are good … aren’t they?
Capitalist Magazine September 28 ‘This correlation between increases in CO2 emissions and American population growth suggests that emissions are good, because life...
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Politics
Tassie soars on Hawks’ wings
Mark Worley, Charlie Waterhouse Sunday Tasmanian TASMANIA’S investment in an AFL football team hit promotional paydirt yesterday when Hawthorn bagged the premiership....
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Economy
Economic Myths Exposed by Market Meltdown
Patricia Dasic A safe investment haven is not the only benefit of government debt. Another benefit was the investment of that money...
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Economy
Something substantial must be done
Brenda Rosser “Something suspe[ct] … uhhh, SUBSTANTIAL, must be done.” (Quote from President George Bush this week.[1]) and, Here Non-financial blue chip...
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Environment
Blue Tier Big Week
To celebrate, create awareness and raise funds for the ongoing campaign to protect the Blue Tier, its rivers, forests and wildlife …...
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Economy
China’s ‘headlong profitless expansion’ using our native forests
IN China the government has paid directly for a continued rapid expansion of production in furniture, plywood and other wood-based industries. This...
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Poetry & Short Stories
Don’t miss the poetry festival
Cameron Hindrum Director Tasmanian Poetry Festival VERY warm Poetic greetings; For your perusal and interest, please find attached the program for the...
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Health
Cancer clusters
Dr Frank Nicklason Possible cancer clusters, with chemical pollution and electromagnetic radiation mooted as culprits, have been discussed in the media recently....
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Economy
Sub prime MIS
John Lawrence On 19th Sept, Environinvest, a MIS company operating in Victoria appointed an Administrator because of trading difficulties. Three days later,...
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Economy
The devastation of MIS
Australian Greens Senator Christine Milne tabled a case study of the devastating impact of Managed Investment Schemes (MIS) for plantations on communities...
