Tasmanian Times
Environment
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MIS pay 75% less rates per ha
Bob Loone That means that farmers on average pay over 300% higher rates per ha than absentee plantation corporations. Or to put...
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Jim Wilkinson failed to respond
Malcolm of Hobart As a member of the Nelson electorate I cannot let King Romeo’s (#25) erroneous assertions regarding the re-election of...
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The fox coldline
Judith King After locating details on internet I reported the incident ten minutes after the siting to the 24hr Fox Taskforce hotline...
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Tasmania Police raid Florentine blockade
Christo Mills Still Wild, Still Threatened “We are calling on Peter Garrett and David Bartlett to heed the advice of the World...
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Great Southern heads further south
John Lawrence When GSL originally announced their intention to purchase investors’ interests in the 6 tree projects only 9 months figures for...
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Special Treatment for Plantation Growers
Earlier on Tasmanian Times (John Hawkins on the 7th January 2009, Comment 23) in a note titled “Does Gunns pay rates” again...
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MIS raises hackles
Matilda Abey Weekly Times CONTROVERSY over the impact of managed investment schemes erupted soon after they came into existence in 1998 as...
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A letter to the NY Times
Garry Stannus While Americans have had the sub-prime mortgage meltdown to deal with, we Tasmanians on the other hand, have had to...
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The Fightback
Barnaby Drake Currently it is not illegal to actually take legal action against Gunns, as the PMAA only prevents this once the...
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TheTimes are a changin’
Woodworker Much media debate continues regarding the Federal Government’s tentative approval for the pulp mill, and on Thursday we learnt that the...
