Tasmanian Times
Economy
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State of the world
It would appear that our governments, in conjunction with industry and the largest polluters are perpetrating the world’s greatest fraud on the...
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I’m not sure violent protests achieve anything
TONY MULDER I’m not sure that violent protests would achieve anything, except hurt people, alienate public opinion and make the stopping even...
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Senate coup for dairy farmers
HELEN KEMPTON, Mercury TASMANIA’S dairy farmers have scored a major political win. The Australian Senate this morning decided to conduct an inquiry...
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Secrets behind push for pulp mill
SURVEYOR NINE As someone who was intimately involved in forestry and MIS companies I feel that I should point out that the...
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Premier must stop Forestry chipping valuable Tasmanian timber
KIM BOOTH, Greens forestry spokesperson MR Valuable Myrtle, Celery Pine, Blackwood and Sassafras Logs Head for the Chipper…AGAIN !!!!. The Tasmanian Greens...
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Concerns over actions of ACL directors
NICK McKIM, Greens leader The Tasmanian Greens today expressed deep concern over revelations that two former Directors of ACL Bearings received redundancy...
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Benefits of the economic stimulus package
FIX FERRY ROAD The Fix Ferry Road Campaign kicked off earlier this year with a call to the Bartlett government to seek...
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Flogging off research centres
RUSSELL LANGFIELD David Bartlett and David Llewellyn have a ‘vision’ to make Tasmania Australia’s “food bowl” but they’re flogging off the agricultural...
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Picturing an ethical economy
RICHARD BUTLER Tasmanian Photographers have work submitted in New York City. While the fallout from the worldwide financial crisis continues to reverberate,...
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Not even wrong
GEORGE MONBIOT But these are quibbles. 10:10 is the best shot we have left. It might not be enough, it might not...
