Tasmanian Times
Economy
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Pembroke: A second call to debate
JAMES CROTTY, Independent Labor for Pembroke James Crotty the independent Labor Candidate for The Legislative Council seat of Pembroke today called on...
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The public-private failure
PHILL PARSONS First the cost of selling a priceless Conservation Area and its asssociated tidal flats. Once developed and the land sold...
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Oil and the Iraq “withdrawal”
JAMES COGAN US imperialism faces a debacle of its own making in Iraq. Amidst the meltdown of economic activity internationally, and the...
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This gravy train’s still running…
PETER Want to provide authoritative specialist advice to senior management on managing and preserving corporate information? $80 thou’ sound about right?http://www.jobs.tas.gov.au/notices/index.php?type=vacancy&id=24586 Manager...
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Corporations Power without responsibility
JOHN WARD Noel Pearson’s compelling comments in the Monthly, on managerial condition of: power without responsibility, stemming from times before the Boston...
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Limiting the fall of prices
HAKAN EKSTROM The black liquor tax credit in the US has limited the fall of wood chip and pulpwood prices in the...
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Pistol-whipped
ROBERT GOTTLIEBSEN, Business Spectator The Gunns pulp project in Northern Tasmania could start construction within three months but for one problem –...
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FEA: From bad to worse; MIS trials and tribulations
JOHN LAWRENCE Last Friday’s ASX announcement foreshadowed MIS sales for 2009 to be significantly less than $60 million achieved in 2006 and...
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Dear Mr Burke
WILLIAM BOEDER Forestry is but another form of Whale-hunting, though the objects in their case be the supposedly protected Ancient Forests of...
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Super: Biggest fall since ’92
SMH Superannuation fund returns fell 13.3 per cent in the 2008-09 financial year, the biggest drop since the introduction of compulsory super...
