Tasmanian Times
Economy
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The meltdown
Mike Whitney Information Clearing House 02/28/07 “ICH” — — Yesterday’s stock market freefall has Greenspan’s bloody fingerprints all over it. And, no,...
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The tourism survey
Nick Clark Mercury MORE than half of Tasmania’s tourism operators believe the proposed pulp mill would have a negative effect on the...
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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....
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You can’t eat trees
Mike Bolan The threat to our food production industry THE FEDERAL 2020 Vision tree plantation program prepared by the timber industry in...
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The 11,000-strong message
Vica Bayley Press Release Massive show of strength puts pressure on Turnbull and Rudd to reject pulp mill The rally heard from...
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The damaged state
Bob McMahon Tasmanians Against the Pulpmill “This is how I see things in Tasmania, the most damaged state in the country.” ROBERT...
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Eslake: Budget analysis
Saul Eslake Presentation to a lunch hosted by the Launceston Chamber of Commerce, Wednesday, July 14, pertaining to the 2007-08 State Budget....
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Eslake: Budget 2007
Saul Eslake The ANZ Bank Chief Economist Saul Eslake’s commentary on the 2007-08 Tasmanian Budget brought down by the Treasurer, Hon. Michael...
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All that is left
Ben Spinoza It is a win-win situation for big business, engineered partially by the Greens, and aided and abetted by the Liberals....
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The future
Shaun Long term, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Tasmanian wood processed into not paper (the ultimate end use of most wood...
