Tasmanian Times
Environment
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PAL Policy Review
Bob Loone Put clearly and simply the reviewed PAL policy facilitates unrestricted rights for MIS plantation forestry corporations to destroy our farms,...
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The sale is off …
David Leigh A while back I wrote a call for help. ( Urgent Help Needed ) Forest Enterprises were about to purchase...
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The Need for a New Forest Politics
Dr Fred Gale The challenge is clear, the situation is urgent, and opportunities for the future are great. History has repeatedly demonstrated...
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During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act
Bob McMahon Restore Democracy Rally Launceston August 23 2008 I’m sure Gay, Gray and Lennon thought they were so clever down there...
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“Trust in Democracy” and Section 11 of the Pulp Mill Assessment Act
Peter Henning It is one thing for government policy to be dictated by corporate power and interest, however unhealthy and destructive to...
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Mill: What is credibility worth?
Mike Bolan This was all brought back the other day when I read in the Examiner 21 Aug …“Gunns resource and sustainability...
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Lake Batman concept plan 2008
Geoff Smedley BEING mindful of the decomposition taking place in the Tamar basin now calls for nothing less than a radical yet...
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Gunns: Who are these institutional investors?
Amanda Institutional investors would be looking at the management of the company, particularly chairman and managing director John Gay, he said. So,...
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Chemicals and the public
Dr Alison Bleaney These articles are well worth a read. Just so that we all understand that our regulators do not and...
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Pulp mills and public meetings
Sven Wiener As can be seen in the follow-on extract from the Aug19 WTC monthly meeting minutes (available in full at http://www.wtc.tas.gov.au/webdata/resources/files/Microsoft_Word_-_WTC_Minutes_August_2008.pdf...
