Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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Gunns: Who are these institutional investors?
Amanda Institutional investors would be looking at the management of the company, particularly chairman and managing director John Gay, he said. So,...
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Chemicals and the public
Dr Alison Bleaney These articles are well worth a read. Just so that we all understand that our regulators do not and...
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Pulp mills and public meetings
Sven Wiener As can be seen in the follow-on extract from the Aug19 WTC monthly meeting minutes (available in full at http://www.wtc.tas.gov.au/webdata/resources/files/Microsoft_Word_-_WTC_Minutes_August_2008.pdf...
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Governments Dysfunctional in Time of Need
Phill Parsons Industry will battle to manipulate the Liberals into supporting the government’s emissions trading scheme, a mild business as usual model...
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Answers may lie under sand
Chris Copas Examiner THE secret of the fate of conservationist Brenda Hean, missing since her aircraft disappeared in 1972, could be buried...
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10,000 marchers target mill
Luke Scott Examiner “Think of this day and this moment, and remember it for the rest of your lives – because this...
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Challenge to end our Dark Age
Sue Neales Mercury Comment Just as important, though, in Bartlett’s gamut of proposals was a little-publicised promise to crack down on the...
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Gunns deadline dramas
Matthew Denholm Australian GUNNS may need to significantly modify its Tasmanian pulp mill – to address key environmental issues – if it...
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Gunns: Crikey, Mayne
Stephen Mayne Crikey Who would have thought that Australia’s most ethically challenged company, Gunns Ltd, would be forced into a desperate value-destroying...
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No confidence
Greg Brown Premier fails to win college teachers’ hearts and minds In what is a stunning rejection of David Bartlett’s intention to...
