Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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Rubber-stamped by a captured and criminal polity
BOB McMAHON Mussolini, who knew a thing or two about the subject, said that the merging of corporate and political power is...
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Timber giant pulls out PR guns
ABC ONLINE Tasmanian timber company Gunns has launched a PR campaign to dispel what it calls myths spread by environmentalists. Gunns has...
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I can only be sceptical
PETER DUNN, Hawthorn I can only be sceptical of claims by someone who freely criticises others’ science and, in effect, accuses them...
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“Finding Home far away from Home”
ANNA WILLIAMS THE exhibition “Retaining Cultural Memory” was held last month as part of Refugee Week at the Moonah Arts Centre. An...
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Ban Glyphosate Herbicides Now
INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE IN SOCIETY: Scientists Confirm Potent Hormone Disrupting Effects Latest evidence confirms world’s top-selling herbicide used with GM crops is...
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A question for Professor Brian Priestly
MARSHA STEJSKAL Is it same Professor Brian Priestly who was involved in the final report into Toxic Heavy Metal case in Rosebery?...
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Beatties and the beauty
THE OLD BEAR The trans-Tasman issue of controversial proposed roads through wilderness areas so interestingly noted by Billy MacTold (Tough roads ahead)...
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Peter Garrett: fool now or liar then?
JEFF SPARROW, Crikey, http://www.crikey.com.au/ Is truth then so variable? Is it one thing at 20 and another at 40? […] Were we...
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Death a reminder of nuclear’s deadly power
LARRY BUTTROSE: There are much safer ways to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels. A FEW weeks ago, a neighbour from our...
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Susannah’s Angel
KIM PEART December 2007 The winged cherub is an ancient symbol seen in Christian art and popular culture, of a childlike face...
