Tasmanian Times
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Environment
On: pulp mill rally
A lunchtime public meeting to be held at the Hobart Town Hall Wednesday (March 1st) will bring to public attention the risks...
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Politics
Comparing polls and papers
THE Mercury yesterday issued a TasPoll and headed its report “Libs on the move”, forecasting an 11-9-5 result for the state election....
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Politics
Will the lights come on?
WELL, the phoney war is over and the real battle has been joined. We have an election and I think it will...
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What's On
On: Battery Point, and BEER
TURNOFF THE TELLY: Battery Point groups are invited to a series of “Hobart 2025 Future Vision” community workshops to “engage in conversation...
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Media
All quiet on the Wes Young front
In response to recent reader queries re former Examiner Cadet Wes Young, we can make the following general comments: In late 2005,...
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Article
Minority Government – Who Benefits?
I have twin interests in minority government. 1) firstly, I am interested in multi-party politics and the rise of the Greens and...
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Politics
My predictions
I make some predictions. Labor will govern in minority after the March 18 election and the sun will continue to rise each...
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Politics
Unions fall behind Lennon
The Unions Tasmania hierarchy has flexed its muscles to shore up blanket support for the Lennon Government in the state election of...
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Politics
The Premier that got away
HAVING failed to attract the Infrastructure Minister, Bryan Green MHA, to inspect South Arm Road and see for himself that there is...
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1.4KPoliticsThe truth about ‘hung parliaments’
IN prognosticating about the political year ahead for Tasmania, it was impossible to go much further than the fact that a general...
