Tasmanian Times
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Forestry
What’s really in the well today?
Lynn Hayward Secretary Western Rivers Preservation Trust Water information night to be held in Deloraine this Wednesday evening. The presentation is by...
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Politics
The poorly-educated politician
Turnoff Thetelly It is interesting to note that so few Tasmanian politicians claim to have any post-secondary education. Only 10 of the...
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Article
A double launch
Hobart Bookshop 5.30 pm Thursday 28th June, 2007 (1) Jane Williams’ short story collection ‘Other Lives’,launched by Gina Mercer (2) Literary journal...
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Environment
A 7.30 report
Turnoff Thetelly That illuminating report … KERRY O’BRIEN: Now to Tasmania, where the deadline has passed for the public to have its...
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Article
The Chronicle (Part 3)
Don Knowler A story of journalism … once! The third in a series of short stories by Don Knowler on his journalistic...
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796ArticleYoung Greens conference
Evan Hunter The Tasmanian Young Greens are holding their first ever conference on June 30 and July 1 at Sirens in Victoria...
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Politics
Star St: why
Margot Giblin This begs the question for the reasons for Council’s initial refusal of Anglicare’s application which can be seen in the...
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Politics
Gated community slammed
Sandy Duncanson IN appealing to the Full Court of the Supreme Court, the Hobart City Council is almost implementing a “gated communities”...
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Environment
A Tasmanian catastrophe
Alison Bleaney Australia is allowing 400 times the amount of (atrazine) contamination that we found in castrated amphibians and fish — there’s...
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Economy
Eric Abetz and farmers
Bob Loone Many struggling farmers are suffering reduced viability due to the impacts of MIS forestry plantations: lowered water table, shading, etc....
