Tasmanian Times
Environment
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1.6KElection 2019 … Who will protect Australia’s environment?
What future government will save the Tarkine’s grand rainforest, stop the insidious Adani coalmine, or protect our fragile reefs and river systems...
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Plugging back into nature … A holistic therapy … !
Nature heals us, and it heals us far more than we realise. Everyone feels better amidst nature, even on a subconscious level,...
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TERRAFORMING has begun: “Global dimming” … the atmosphere with SMOG pollution, killing Earth’s food crops and unleashing ecological collapse
(Natural News) Now we come to the end game for humanity. This is it, folks: ‘They’ have a plan to collapse global...
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Letter to the Editor … on the Cable Car …
The Mount Wellington Cable Car proposal looms over the imminent Hobart City Council elections, but how can we decide its worthiness when...
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Privatisation of Tasmania’s National Parks …
A powerful cartel of business interests now controls National Parks policy in Tasmania. Following a decade of “open to development” Government policy...
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1.7KAt long last! We’re shutting down for a month to upgrade …
At last! After many false starts, Tassie Times has found a tech who is able to perform the upgrade to become mobile...
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Capitalist globalisation and nationalism: when race and the ethnicity of money debases debate
What does Tasmanian Greens leader Cassy O’Connor and Australia First Party leader, Jim Saleam have in common? It’s a question that is...
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NATION: You’ve got to hand it to Morrison before he takes all credit for himself
*Pic, Kate Ausburn, Flickr: A prayer vigil at Scott Morrison’s office for the death of Reza Barati in 2014. The protesters were...
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Continuous land clearing …
*Pic: Goat carcasses at Mutawintji NP in NSW. Source: Mark Temby, Aug 2018 Continuous land clearing, overgrazing, recurring unnatural droughts and diverted...
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The bitter harvest for Federal Tasmanian Liberals continues, 2 years on: The Turnbull legacy
First published August 27 In 1986 when then Treasurer Paul Keating referred to Australia becoming a banana republic he was referring to...
