Tasmanian Times
Gunns
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The Millstone
Peter Henning It is clear, of course, that the Bartlett government and the Hodgman opposition will ignore the interests of the people...
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Gunns: World leaders, sustainable, environment friendly
Mike Bolan Gunns AGM We started with the Annual Report in which Gunns describes itself as a fibre company. After the usual...
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The Florentine needs you
Warrick Jordan Musings from Tasmania’s remnant wildlands The Airwalk is a monument to the packaging of the wild, accompanied by a broken...
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Gunns AGM: Let the buyer beware
Garry Stannus Readers can be sure of two things: 1) this company will be at the centre of conflict for years to...
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How to end community conflict
Nick McKim Greens MR “Former Labor Premier Jim Bacon promised to implement all of the Tasmania Together recommendations, but failed to do...
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Without losses Forestry makes, Gunns could not exist
Barnaby Drake If Forestry were to cease operating immediately, we would be saved an enormous fortune in taxes and we would retain...
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Bartlett’s balancing act
Sue Neales Mercury His natural ideology is much more in tune with that of other techno-savvy educated well-travelled generation Xers than with...
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Pulp mill on the backburner
Nick Clark Mercury GUNNS Limited has placed the $2.2 billion Bell Bay pulp mill on the backburner until the global financial crisis...
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Bid to call Lennon, Gay fails
Michael Stedman Mercury THE Greens have failed in an attempt to call former premier Paul Lennon and Gunns chairman John Gay before...
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Forest industry review
Sue Neales Mercury THE State Government has begun a major review of the forest industry. The review coincides with continuing tensions between...
