Tasmanian Times
Economy
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Bumper week of stories
Mike Bolan Issue 38 reviews a bumper week of stories highlighting government waste, incompetence and insouciance all around Australia, shows how UK...
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Emissions Trading Scheme Fraud
Barnaby Drake Carbon Cap-and-Trade is basically a fraud. It is virtually unworkable and will not save the atmosphere or the world from...
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Making it Better
Mike Bolan This weeks edition connects big government and big taxation to big failure with MIS giant TimberCorp declaring bankruptcy, a brief...
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Somalia: You Are Being Lied to About Pirates
Johann Hari The words of one pirate from that lost age – a young British man called William Scott – should echo...
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Job losses and economic decline: the true cost of the pulp mill
Paul Oosting The world has moved on from projects such as Gunns’ pulp mill, which destroy the natural environment and pollute the...
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Kevin’s present
Dr Frank Nicklason ON 29/4 Prime Minister Kevin Rudd attended the COAG meeting in Hobart. During this meeting he was given a...
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Tasmanians lose $19m on pokies in March alone
Kim Booth “It is utterly unconscionable for the Bartlett Labor government to stand by and watch Tasmanians lose almost $55 million on...
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TT: Monday. ABC, Mercury, Tim Cox: Tuesday! …
Peter Buried in the Mercury but you’d swear the ABC thinks it broke the story ( Brand Tas TV series ditched )....
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What will we tell the next generation?
Martin Flanagan Age LAST month, the chief scientific adviser to the British Government, Professor John Beddington, predicted a global catastrophe by 2030...
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Food bowl on brink of $5bn catastrophe
Nigel Austin AdelaideNow THE nation’s key food bowl, the Murray Darling Basin, is on the verge of economic collapse as the value...
