Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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Shades of Inconvenient Truth
Nick Mooney Time is passing, foxes are munching; sceptics create confusion and doubt and the community dithers. While this is so they...
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The sewage sell
Cassy O’Connor Press Release Sewage pipeline no trade-off for healthy river, animal habitat and treasured lifestyleThe proponents of Tasmania’s first canal housing...
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The unmentionable crisis
Geoff Smedley Commenting on Mr Brayford’s trip to New Orleans (reported in the Examiner) where it was revealed that Hurricane Katrina confirmed...
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Ralphs Bay: A heavy problem
LAST WEEK ABC local radio news carried the following story: Zinifex to remove gas cloud above zinc works The visible gas cloud...
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The Tiny moving the Mighty
Peter Adams On Wednesday the Mercury kindly published a letter-to-the-editor that I had written, but because of space limitations it was edited....
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FT: the links start
Cheshire As noted, the article was written before it was announced that Bob Gordon would be moving from heading the pulp mill...
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Parliament as crude charade
John Hayward It’s called the “Forest Practices Amendment (Threatened Native Vegetation Communities) Bill 2006”. The aim of the bill seems to be...
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More threat to leatherwood honey
Bob Davey SaveYourLeatherwoodHoney Press Release The clearfelling of the AR034C coupe is evidence of the clear preference of Forestry Tasmania to favour...
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Gunns IIS deficient
Peg Putt Press ReleasePeg Putt MHA Greens Opposition Leader Thursday, 5 OCTOBER 2006 DRAMATIC IMPACTS OF FINE PARTICULATE AIR POLLUTANTS ON HEALTH,...
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The bosses’ bonanza
Nick Clark The Mercury BONUSES have helped several of the chief executives of Tasmanian stock exchange listed companies to substantial increases in...
