Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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A terrible, beautiful history of hope
Richard Flanagan SMH, Feb 16: Boyce’s compelling account of the bushranger Michael Howe, whose authority equalled that of the early Van Diemens...
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1.1KThe spraying pictures
Kim Booth MP Greens Shadow Primary Industries spokesperson Five attached photographs taken by a local resident, Mr Peter Godfrey, of the aerial...
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Dioxins and the pulp mill (working link!)
A Question of Balance IPEN is working towards worldwide pollution reduction, contamination remediation and good chemical management. Mariann explains why these organic...
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Round Two for Sea Shepherd’s Operation Migaloo
The fact is that if the government of Australia would simply enforce the Australian court ruling and uphold their obligations to enforce...
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HCC, pulp mill, climate change
Vica Bayley MR THE Wilderness Society today welcomed a motion, unanimously passed by councilors at last nights Hobart City Council meeting, that...
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We reap what we sow
Dr David Obendorf Regrettably David (comment #178), it is becoming increasing apparent that the devil decline and the emergence of the infectious...
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Planning for pulp mill protests
Vica Bayley Training workshops on peaceful protest action The Wilderness Society will today announce details of their contribution to a new stage...
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For whom the bells toll
Percy from the Pews William Champion, a convict-turned-businessman, is credited with much of the effort to obtain the bells. He had been...
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The view from 1000m, ground level
David Alford Green Valley, USA As a tourist in Tasmania, I’d like to comment on Dave Mohr’s post regarding the increase in...
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Statewide poll is best
Dr Kevin Bonham I still find a municipality-by-municipality approach a strange way to go about it when only a few councils have...
