Tasmanian Times
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Environment
Raverty’s call for a Royal Commission
Rick Pilkington Warwick Raverty later argued that he would ‘welcome a criminal justice commission, or royal commission’ and ‘was pretty sure that...
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Democracy Tasmania
Faith restored, says Bartlett
Damien Brown Mercury PREMIER David Bartlett believes he has restored public faith in the State Government as he prepares to mark 100...
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Article
World class hope for new museum
Damien Brown Mercury A MASSIVELY reshaped Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery had the potential to be a world leader, one of the...
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Environment
Logging contractors exploited
Nick Clark Mercury CONTRACTORS are being exploited by the forestry industry, a new study shows. But exploitation of contractors over a prolonged...
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Forestry
Name your price for Gunns
BusinessSpectator THE three joint lead managers of the long awaited Gunns equity raising, which will seek up to $430 million, are being...
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Health
Hospital siting nonsense
Mrs Fastbucks GIVEN THE example of the Beaconsfield mine disaster and geotechnical warnings about rock instability it beggars belief that Premier Bartlett...
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National
One hundred days, but who’s counting?
Nostradamus As an “accidental” Premier, Mr. Bartlett has certainly not been able to enjoy a honeymoon or even a holiday. The best...
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Environment
Gunns shows contempt
Bob McMahon TAP MR “Tasmanians urge the Premier to stick to his deadline and not allow himself to be played for a...
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Article
A decade of poll trends and other interesting things
Peter Tucker If you hadn’t noticed (the Libs are keen to remind us) Tasmanian Labor has just racked up ten years in...
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Coroner & Legal
UTAS alumni propose new name for Law School
James Beaumont “It’s a well-established brand around Australia”, said Beaumont. “When people hear Piggott Wood & Baker, they think mortgage finance and...
