Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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I’d rather eat potato chips than woodchips
RUSSELL LANGFIELD Once again David Llewellyn and the Tasmanian Labor Govenment are slashing funding of services to the agricultural industry departments. Despite...
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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...
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Rosebery heavy metal deformities
MARSHA STEJSKAL Murchison Street Rosebery
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RBF Should Invest In Tasmania
ALDERMAN PHILIP COCKER Hobart City Council Alderman Philip Cocker today called on the Retirement Benefits Fund to reverse it’s decision not fund...
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Dear Ms Bacon: where do you stand on the pulp mill?
MAUREEN CARSON Dear Ms Bacon, Just wanted to know what your policy was regarding the proposed Tamar Valley pulp mill. This seems...
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Another piece of government insanity
IAN I don’t know how many people are aware of this piece of governmental insanity but the above arrived in our letterbox...
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Bridging the divide
MICHAEL NORTHCOTT on Radio National’s Encounter. Michael Northcott is professor of ethics at Edinburgh University, an Anglican theologian and a leading author...
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GetUp again
ANNE LAYTON-BENNETT I suspect most of you will already have responded to this GetUp campaign, but given the imminency of the ALP...
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Director Learning and Teaching Tasmanian Academy
PETER Another PS job. Big salary ($115,000) and three months’ leave (or trade off your excessive leave for even more dough…) And...
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Cuba’s green revolution
ASH PEMBERTON Participatory decision-making about cultivation, harvesting, and consumption is encouraged through new models of ownership and distribution. Labour relationships have been...
