Tasmanian Times
Environment
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912No ‘back to normal’ for our economy
Mike Bolan One simple case is the priority, subsidies and favours that governments have given to forestry that has provided that industry...
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Great Southern to quit Tasmania
John Lawrence GREAT Southern held their AGM on Thursday 19th February 2009 at which they announced plans to quit Tasmania. They reviewed...
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Tasmania Welcomes the Return of the Steve Irwin to Hobart
Captain Paul Watson IF IT’S A choice between the support of the government and the support of the people, Sea Shepherd captain...
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Arson, arseholes and the law
John McCain The kicker is that arson costs the Australia and community 1.6 billion annually. Bean-counters love these figures and at the...
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Still Wild wants a home
STILL Wild Still Threatened is currently looking for a space to run an office and community events from. The space would operate...
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Years of sea change
phill Parsons from the SMH Oh dear me, along with the Gold Coast canal developments sinking and the canals silting now out...
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Incentive to pollute
phill Parsons from The Age Emmissions plan an incentive to pollute
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Genetically Modfied Seeds: Monsanto is Putting Normal Seeds Out of Reach
Linn Cohen-Cole Monsanto contaminates the fields, trespasses onto the land taking samples and if they find any GMO plants growing there (or...
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Population: The elephant in the room
John Feeney Uncontrolled population growth threatens to undermine efforts to save the planet, warns John Feeney. In this week’s Green Room, he...
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Hunt begins for world’s most polluted places
Timothy Gardner Researchers will fan out across more than 80 developing countries beginning this month to hunt out and assess many of...
