Tasmanian Times
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Article
In Their Own Words (Political)
……………………………………………….. ………………………………………………….. ………………………………………………….. …………………………………………………….. SUE NAPIER, MHA Shadow Minister for Health Friday May 27, 2005 Labor cannot manage health Shadow Health Minister...
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Politics
Rodney breaks cover
This one just won’t conveniently go away …. Stoush over former Tas tourism minister continues And Hag watched fascinated as The Man...
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Forestry
The exclusion zone
An interesting letter appeared in The Mercury newspaper (17/5/05) from Mr Glenn Shaw, bemoaning the lack of any consultation with the Aboriginal...
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Forestry
Grand-stand Rene
Hag takes full credit for terrifying Rene into yesterday’s pledge “to govern in majority or not at all”. Her contention that the...
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Forestry
A contractor’s lament
TASMANIA’S logging contractors feel betrayed by the company they stood by during last year’s federal election. The article says: Last week timber...
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Forestry
The bipartisan stone wall
We have arrived at a point similar to the one in 1997 when the regional Forest Agreement between Howard and the then...
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Article
The Budget: An analysis
The 2005-06 Budget, like its predecessor, represents a victory for what the government sees as ‘good politics’ over what economists (who don’t...
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Environment
Black Friday for forests
Prime Minister John Howard and Tasmanian State Premier Paul Lennon said they were crossing the borders of party politics on Friday 13th...
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Forestry
Tasmania’s most divisive issue … still?
(For specific responses from forest campaign websites … click on Links, TT Masthead) And, What Bob reckons: Howard fails on his Tasmanian...
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Article
In Their Own Words
First reaction Press Releases on the forests issue have been published under Tasmania’s most divisive issue … still? TRAC ATTACKS COUNCILS AND...
