Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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I certainly can see the benefit of storing carbon in solid products
The positions of P.M. Roberts and myself may well be reconcilable. (Letters 5/11). I certainly can see the benefit of storing carbon...
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New Directions for Tasmania’s Forests
Last night nearly one hundred Tasmanians attended a University of Tasmania forum to find solutions to the conflicts over Tasmania’s forests and...
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TARKINE EMERGENCY NATIONAL HERITAGE LISTING NOMINATION LODGED
MEDIA RELEASE: 5/11/2009 As polling shows Tasmanians support Tarkine National Park and World Heritage Area by a five to one margin. The...
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776Dissent and be Damned
Thank you Garry Stannus for raising an issue at the heart of the primary ideology of our cultural mindset, translated more specifically...
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Insights into division and common ground
This story stopped me in my tracks. It gave me an insight into the Tasmanian forestry issue that is that the positions...
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So will this election be any different?
DURING the last Tasmanian state election, a grotesquely grinning Paul Lennon promised that the ALP would deliver “stable”, “majority” government for Tasmania....
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State rush to help Gunns
THE State Government admits it rushed legislation to give Gunns two more years before it has to start work on its pulp...
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It’s time to show them again.
Pulp mill site cleared A potential pulp mill partner is now in serious talks with Gunns. Join us outside Gunns’ Annual General...
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LILYDALE’S DRINKING WATER SUPPLY UNDER THREAT
Bartlett Govt Must Intervene to Protect Residents www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Bartlett Government intervene to prevent the logging...
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Pulp mill permit extension undermines government credibility
The credibility of the Bartlett Government has again been undermined by its action today extending the expiry date of the fast-tracked pulp...
