Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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Artificial traps
Mike Bolan Drought is cutting agricultural production and our ability to generate hydro power1. There’s a world food shortage looming that could...
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Van Diemen’s Land: A review
John Connor The Australian The main part of Van Diemen’s Land, with its vivid reinterpretation of convict life in the colony, is...
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What the hell is going on?
Bob McMahon I thank Mr. Gillies for his prompt reply to my questions and I wish to assure the readers of this...
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Communicating integrity
Richard Butler The vision of this project is clear and simple – to create a beautiful body of work that communicates the...
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Lament for the crayfish …
Charles Gilmour I think giant freshwater crayfish are the most fascinating of creatures, and we have committed ourselves to help ensure their...
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More subsidies for Gunns, please
Lester Barker Perhaps I can offer a bit of advice to the greens around here? Instead of devoting so much energy insulting...
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Where are they from?
Dr David Obendorf As most wild devils are not exposed to plastic products from urbanised living (from household dust, carpets, computers, televisions,...
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Mill: the approval
Paul Oosting MR “A Roy Morgan poll from November last year showed that a majority of Australian electors wanted an inquiry to...
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The real Tasmanian community …
Lester Barker The Tasman Peninsula is an example of another real Tasmanian community. Here you won’t see the hand of large corporations...
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Platypus and the Hydro
Dr David Obendorf Yes, Tony several persistent organic pollutants are present in the fat of Tasmanian platypus; these include the organochlorinne pesticides...
