Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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A long farewell to the Tamar Valley
Jonathan Bowden Watching the sweep of calm water that runs past Swan Point at high tide, you have to ask yourself honestly...
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All that is left
Ben Spinoza It is a win-win situation for big business, engineered partially by the Greens, and aided and abetted by the Liberals....
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Pesticides: they must act
Frank Nicklason Dr Bleaney’s recently published chemical audit of St Helens’ water supply can no longer be ignored. THE letter (Mercury 15/5)...
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How to fight the mill …
Peter Cundall, Ald. Janie Finlay, Tim Thorne Directors, Campaign for a Clean Tamar Valley The mill’s proponents have a lot more resources,...
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The future
Shaun Long term, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Tasmanian wood processed into not paper (the ultimate end use of most wood...
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‘Trust me’propaganda
Joan Dehle-Emberg OLD Uncle Bob once told me ‘don’t trust a man who says trust me’. A few slips in 68 years...
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The second mill
Charles and Claire Gilmour (19) And where will the second mill be built? Hampshire of course. Get the hard one out of...
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Clearfelling Parliament’s trees
John Hawkins It is my intention under a Forestry Agreement exempt Freedom of Information to clearfell the trees surrounding Government House and...
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Why?
Tom Why is it that every single issue in this state seem to revolve around and at the end boils down to...
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What John Gay thinks
Robert Gottlibesen The Australian GUNNS executive chairman John Gay is the timber industry’s equivalent of Chris Corrigan on the waterfront. Corrigan copped...
