Tasmanian Times
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Environment
Crescent Bay and Dick Smith
Ted Mead Mr Mead states: despite growing public opinion opposing development at Crescent Bay, Mr Smith and family are determined to construct...
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Article
Industrial heritage
What’s On A Symposium on ‘Industrial Heritage in Northern Tasmania’ will be held by the Launceston Historical Society on Saturday 19 April...
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Health
Dear Nicola Roxon
Stuart Thomas My major question is this: why do we wait until someone is ill and then spend lots of money on...
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Economy
Your taxes at work … let’s add it up!
Tasmanian Times JUST how much of your money is Paul prepared to pay John to make possible the impossible … Credit markets...
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Environment
The time for burning
Tim Morris MR “The burning of forests is a third world practice, and Ministers of the Tasmanian government are behaving like third...
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Politics
HCC: Foreshore for sure, hoons and histrionics
Margot Giblin Discussion of the view of the minister’s Foreshore Committee (consisting of one government, one Council and one resident member) revealed...
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Environment
And, the work has started?
Sven Wiener From www.tamarpulpmill.info/latest.html “25/03/2008: WORK ON THE SITE Gunns have started installing their perimeter fence around the mill site. Rowella was...
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Environment
The failure of the RFA
Dr Alison Bleaney The RFA (Regional Forestry Agreement) review of 2008 with regard to water, states that the State has not completed...
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Environment
A job for Foreign Correspondent …
Alex Wadsley The incompetence of Gunns and the government shows up in it’s initial technology scoping and site selection. While any marginal...
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Environment
Gunns and subsidies … but wait there’s more
Jarvis Cocker When Gunns took over, not only did they inherit the two sawmills, but they also picked up some ongoing government...
