Tasmanian Times
Environment
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Forestry on the throne
JOHN HAYWARD I’ve recently been in a legal battle which likewise involved the logging industry and the Judicial Review Act, though not...
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Buses and dead possums
BEVERLEY BRILL Mr Sturgess and Metro are really doing a number on Tasmanian bus users. They ask us to use buses, then...
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Atrazine: How Much Weed Killer Is Safe in Your Water Glass?
CHARLES DUHIGG, New York Times For decades, farmers, lawn care workers and professional green thumbs have relied on the popular weed killer...
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Legal action is virtually useless
PETER WHISH-WILSON You are all on the money. Basically, if the mill is operating within its permit guidelines or regulations, and those...
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‘Gunns set to clear Trevallyn Reserve in start-work charade’
KIM BOOTH, Pulp Mill Still Lacks Finance, Permission to Operate, Full Pipeline Access, and a Social Licence, Friday, 21 Aug The Tasmanian...
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The Parsons Climate Report 21AUG09
PHILL PARSONS Why is Tasmanian experiencing a warm winter?. The heated Indian Ocean has spilled over into the Great Australian Bight and...
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What Cassy says about foxes
HANSARD Tasmanian Greens MHA, Cassy O’Connor has told the Minister David Llewellyn that she will make sure that Federal Environment minister, Peter...
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‘Opening our eyes underwater’
REBECCA HUBBARD, Ocean Planet: Ocean Planet website and posters launched: oceanplanet.org.au opens our eyes underwater MR Aug 21 Ocean Planet is today...
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‘First Step To Secure Pulp and Paper Industry’
Senator RICHARD COLBECK, MR Aug 21 Tasmanian Liberal Senator Richard Colbeck has welcomed today’s release of the Pulp and Paper Industry Strategy...
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1.7KGunns out of control
This story begins with a Tasmanian man fern (Dicksonia antarctica) for sale in a London nursery. Along with the healthy price, some...
