Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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The stinking fish
Cassy O’Connor This time, the stakes are so much higher. This time, Lennon Labor has abandoned all pretence of community consultation before...
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We don’t want it
ABC Online Another part of timber company Gunn’s draft impact assessment for a proposed $1.5 billion pulp mill in northern Tasmania, has...
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A wood-fired nightmare
Will Mooney A closer look at the Southwood project reveals Forestry Tasmania’s real agenda. As the organisation’s own figures explain, up to...
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South Sister: A win, but …
Frances Daily, SOS Despite providing new evidence to Forest Practices Authority in February 2006, they have ignored our claims even though Graham...
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Pulping the forests
Geoff Law, Press Release The draft IIS indicates that, over the course of 25 years, the mill will consume over 32 million...
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Ralphs Bay and the greed-fuelled steamroller
Cassy O’Connor It’s about a coastline unparalleled in its beauty, and a political/corporate steamroller navigated by empty pragmatists and fuelled by greed....
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885A coastline under threat
Mark The West Kimberley coast is deserving of World Heritage listing for its unique and pristine nature. Imagine a coastline that appears...
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My issue with the pulp mill, project of state significance
John Day How will the RPDC handle this? The time frame for residents to review and forward a submission has to be...
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Stop the poisoning
Gemma Tillack, The Wilderness Society, Press Release A technical report prepared by the Cooperative Research Centre for Sustainable Production Forestry and the...
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Gee, thanks Lang, mate
James Boyce While the Corporation seems to have avoided the predictable fall out that would have resulted from a sizeable donation to...
