Tasmanian Times
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Politics
Tasmania’s regional sickness
Turnoff Thetelly Someone is playing politics with this issue. Politicians regularly stir regional jealousies to divert attention from political scandals, and the...
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Poetry & Short Stories
Three poems about food
Kitty MadesonU.N. Take Note Somewhere in P.N.G. 3000 warriors stand steady bows in hand arrows set at the ready for only two...
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1.2KCoroner & LegalEthics, Milat, law
Reptiles hew to a higher moral standard than herpetoids, writes Evan Whitton FABLED Sydney solicitor John Robert (Madge) Marsden, 62, has again...
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Politics
Those renovations: Lennon not happy
Tasmanian Times At the start of this year’s state election campaign Tasmanian Times ran the story no Tasmanian media was willing to...
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Politics
Basslink and bungled power policy
Bacchus H Barren As shown above that lack of a legitimate cost-based argument for an increase in consumer electricity prices raises the...
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Poetry & Short Stories
The poets’ paradise
Aphrodite Drinkwater My good friend Bacchus No-Smoke was enjoying a pale ale at the Republic Hotel in North Hobart last night and...
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Politics
Battery Point: are the titles valid?
Margaretta Pos THE validity of two titles on the Battery Point foreshore in Hobart which extend to the low water mark was...
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Environment
Ralphs Bay calendar
The organisation campaigning to save Ralphs Bay from a canal development — Save Ralphs Bay — has just released a 2007 calendar...
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Environment
Go home, says Gay
Sue Neales Mercury GUNNS chairman John Gay told a leading American environmentalist to “go back to your country” during the timber giant’s...
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Environment
April Fool mill
Joan Dehle Emberg GOOD joke, John Gay. Of course you did not mean that one good-tasting glass of water proves effluent from...
