Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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Plantations, tax breaks and rortery …
MIKE BOLAN Welcome to Big Picture #54 in which we have a major feature on plantations (with lots of handy links for...
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Pricing our heritage
BARNABY DRAKE Nowhere have I been able to find the real value of trees and forests in terms of what they are...
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If the mill is built …
PHILL PARSONS Legal precedents about activities subsequent to approval will only be set by the Pulp Mill Assessment [Approval] Act if the...
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The whole sorry saga, from the beginning …
ROCKY Rob, Honni and others who appear to be supporting the proposed pulp mill. You may well understand the actions and attitudes...
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Forestry on the throne
JOHN HAYWARD I’ve recently been in a legal battle which likewise involved the logging industry and the Judicial Review Act, though not...
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Legal action is virtually useless
PETER WHISH-WILSON You are all on the money. Basically, if the mill is operating within its permit guidelines or regulations, and those...
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‘Gunns set to clear Trevallyn Reserve in start-work charade’
KIM BOOTH, Pulp Mill Still Lacks Finance, Permission to Operate, Full Pipeline Access, and a Social Licence, Friday, 21 Aug The Tasmanian...
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‘First Step To Secure Pulp and Paper Industry’
Senator RICHARD COLBECK, MR Aug 21 Tasmanian Liberal Senator Richard Colbeck has welcomed today’s release of the Pulp and Paper Industry Strategy...
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1.7KGunns out of control
This story begins with a Tasmanian man fern (Dicksonia antarctica) for sale in a London nursery. Along with the healthy price, some...
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Section 11 Once More
PETER HENNING, Subsequent to: Tasmanian political rot: the PMAA revisited The letter written by Premier Paul Lennon to Barnaby Drake in December...
