Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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Preserving old-growth forests is vital to saving the planet
GAVAN McFADZEAN SO WHERE are the world’s most carbon-rich forests? Not the tropical rainforests of the Amazon, Borneo or Africa’s Congo Basin,...
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Voodoo and the Felmingham Report
JOHN LAWRENCE dissects the The Felmingham Report: Brucey hits back for forestry AT first I thought it was written as a spoof....
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Picking losers under the guise of picking winners
MIKE BOLAN Now that two of the Managed Investment Scheme (MIS) promoted by governments have gone into receivership, leaving tens of thousands...
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The trial of Michelle O’Byrne
GERALDINE ALLAN. Opening Address, Part 2. The court resumes after adjournment. Thank-you your Honour for ruling on that preliminary point. Ladies and...
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This attack is full of irony
PETER RUNDALL How can a senator who demands all-out extraction from the forests launch such an attack? A man for profit and...
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Pulp mill panel: Re-written for the layman
DAVE GROVES The Federal Government will use taxpayer’s money to sponsor yet another forest industry support group. In light of the significant...
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The Tamar Valley – a modern protrait
RICHARD BUTLER – Media release “What is very clear is that the entire gravity of the situation in the Tamar Valley is...
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Gay on pulp mill panel
EXAMINER GUNNS Ltd executive chairman John Gay has been named on a Federal Government strategy panel that will undertake a comprehensive review...
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Mr Broden, Congratulations and please help protect Tasmania’s forests – The Wilderness Society
WILDERNESS SOCIETY. Södra set pulp mill conditions More than 4,000 signatures and less than two days after our original online action to...
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MIS critics spit chips. Triple blow for scheme investors
WEEKLY TIMES CRITICS of managed investment schemes have savaged the forestry industry for its continued vigorous support of the sector. Read more...
