Tasmanian Times
Environment
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John’s pain
Sue Neales Mercury GUNNS supremo John Gay has revealed he has largely retreated from public life because of the personal toll of...
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Defending the Wild
Jon Sumby Hobart 2008 The Earth we think we have is ending. The next few decades will see global and regional ecosystems,...
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Seven ways to be wise in our time and place
Brenda Rosser 1. Make our industrial processes and our way of life sustainable. 2. Understand that natural systems are booby-trapped with potentially...
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The sad 1080 stories
Shirley Glen There must be thousands of sad 1080 stories out there, breaking thousands of hearts. It is time we all stood...
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Forest funds flawed
Sid Marris, Paul Maley The Australian MILLIONS of dollars of forestry assistance was handed out in Tasmania without proper assessment under recommendations...
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1.1KThe killing hypocrites of native critters
Claire Gilmour THE STATE GOVERNMENT’S reaction to a recent arrow killing of a possum was hypocritical. Whilst undeniably this killing was a...
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They arrest angels in Tasmania
David Leser Vanity Fair. English version of an article published in the Italian edition of Vanity Fair a week ago. In September...
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Wood deal: outrageous and irresponsible
Paul Oosting Wilderness Society MR, 26Feb: Wood supply deal for Gunns’ pulp mill irresponsible Tasmania locked into 20 years of greenhouse gas...
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Gunnsmoke
Geoff Smedley Gunns operating under world’s best practice principles, fire up their kilns at night in the heart of Launceston. This photo...
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Systems logic and the pulp mill battle
Mike Bolan The pulp mill is an entirely different battleground, with different rules, fought for different reasons with entirely different consequences. People...
