Tasmanian Times
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Arts
The Poetry Mafia
By Aphrodite Drinkwater WELLl, well, well … the Poetry Mafia is at it again! In The Australian yesterday (August 9), there was...
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Environment
Pay Gunns 20 costs, Gunns told
ABC Online Tasmanian timber company Gunns Limited has been ordered to pay preliminary legal costs to defendants in the ‘Gunns 20′ case....
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Environment
My fears about the pulp mill
John Day, Citizen The current Pulp Mill proposal and its IIS, has to be handed back to the company and the whole...
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Environment
Fox: the recurring theme
David Obendorf Why are the critical Tasmanian fox incidents associated with anonymity of the primary sources? The State Government’s line is that...
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Environment
The Tasmanian Lion
Cathy Alexander, formerly of the Burnie Advocate, now in Peru. The intrigued inquisitors then demand details. Is it a real animal? What...
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Environment
The water mill
Gemma Tillack In the lead up to the last state election The Wilderness Society called upon all political parties to protect the...
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Environment
Pacific rim pulp mill fight
Surfrider Foundation WHAT happens when your pristine surf break in Newport, Oregon becomes the dumping ground for a private company’s toxic waste?...
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Arts
Trash to treasure
ARTISTS from the local community are set to dazzle us with their creativity and ingenuity, showing how waste can be re-thought, re-used...
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Environment
Why Ralphs Bay must not be touched
Nick Evers I would not describe myself as a belligerent anti-developer — nor even an amiable one — and I rarely get...
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Environment
Uranium: economic bonanza or faustian bargain?
Chris Harries Until now, the world’s 440 nuclear reactors have largely been fuelled by using plutonium from dismantled cold war stockpiles. Mined...
