Tasmanian Times
Environment
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Little Red Riding Hood
THE arc of a rainbow spread across the Waterworks Valley as I hurried home to beat the rain. I had been walking...
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Germany … and lawsuits
Woodchips and Law Suit Australian timber company sues conservationists – who fear for their right to speak their mind Urs Walterlin, Hobart...
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Engineering Tasmania
It is a deliberate policy designed to facilitate the ‘get-big-or-get-out’-of-the-country stance of the Tasmanian Government. Interesting to note that the massive landholdings...
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Feral Cat-astrophe (2)
Dear Minister, I write to you in response to a question asked by Nick McKim, MHA, In Their Own Words, regarding the...
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Feral Cat-astrophe (1)
And feral cats continue to pose a serious environmental threat for the island State. With the demise of Tasmanian devil populations across...
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South Sister, writs etc
Praise for stay on South Sister logging And, South Sister’s story … Legal gags on critics debated There were weekend articles in...
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Autumn in paradise
As I reach for my asthma medication I note with delight that autumn has arrived in Tasmania. From last year’s experience at...
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Beekeepers’ cry from the heart
Dr Hans Drielsma (Mercury Letters, February 22) has again taken it upon himself to try to bamboozle the people of Tasmania with...
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A talk with Steve Kons
Paul and I attended the dinner held in Launceston on 10th March 2005, to promote Organic Agriculture. The press were there, so...
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Chemicals … the dark ages
Today I have been doing some research on the water quality and contamination issues we confront in Tasmania today. After reading what...
