Tasmanian Times
History
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Reds and the church
PERCY FROM THE PEWS Sectors of the Anglican Church in Tasmania are making a concerted push to cater for youth – yet...
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Economic and Ecological Crises, the Change Vector and Marx
MAX BOUND Marxism, as an analytical, tool can help to provoke creative thinking in terms of how we might develop ideas and...
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Temporary recession … or the end of growth?
RICHARD HEINBERG Is this essay likely to change the thinking and actions of policy makers? Unfortunately, that is unlikely. Their belief in...
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This is No Recession – It’s a Planned Demolition
MIKE WHITNEY The United States will not emerge as the center of global demand following the recession. Those days are over. The...
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Consciousness Capitalism
JOE BAGEANT DATELINE JUDEA, A.D. 26 — Pontius Pilate to Jesus: “Look you seem to be a nice Jewish kid from …...
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Senate confirms Sotomoayor, first Hispanic on Supreme Court
THOMAS FERRARO WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Judge Sonia Sotomayor won approval on Thursday to become the first Hispanic on the U.S. Supreme Court...
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An enterprise in cultural vandalism
WES YOUNG The recent wanton destruction of one of Tasmania’s most historic vessels has drawn attention to the State Government’s complete abrogation...
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The Boycott Century
SOUSAN HAMMAD Decolonization might begin with promoting Palestinian products over Israeli ones. From: AdbustersThe Boycott Century “An underdeveloped people must prove, by...
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Bust Me Gall and Break Me Neck – Patsy Adam Smith 1968
via Dr DAVID OBENDORF PATSY ADAM-SMITH It seemed to me when I came to Tasmania still in my teens that my lack...
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Kiwis to a brick
BILLY MACTOLD There’s much more to historic ties between Tasmania and New Zealand than just those in my recent writing (Tough roads...
