Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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The CFMEU will like it
NEIL SMITH (c) is there a way to avoid the Greens getting a foot in the door? Keep pushing the need for...
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Sharply declining wood costs
HAKAN EKSTROM Sharply declining wood costs for pulpmills worldwide in the 1Q 2009, according to Wood Resource Quarterly. Wood costs, the largest...
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Firewood: $75. Gunns: $10
JOHN HAWKINS A follow to: Why should farmers pay when Gunns doesn’t Heads of Agreement between Gunns Ltd and Forestry Tasmania The...
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Vindictive bail conditions axed
GEOFF LAW MR Police left with egg on face for being in lock-step with Forestry Tasmania.MEDIA RELEASE 21 May 2009 VINDICTIVE BAIL...
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Snake oil looks a good investment
BARNABY DRAKE Brought to you by the same people who gave you Sub-Prime, Recession, Ponzi Schemes, Hyper-Inflation and Bailouts! GET RICH QUICK...
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Green called a liar and Forestry stooge
HELEN KEMPTON Mercury MHA Bryan Green was called a liar and a Forestry stooge as passion turned to anger at a public...
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766Bartlett’s LibLab accord
MARK WORLEY PREMIER David Bartlett is not ruling out forming a minority government with the Liberal Party. Dave Groves With the Labor...
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CPRS will lock out massive jobs boom
CHRISTINE MILNE Hobart, Friday 22 May 2009 The Minerals Council’s jobs scare campaign pales into insignificance next to the hundreds of thousands...
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An inappropriate exploitation
CHRIS HARRIES, and a PETER perspective … I am shocked and outraged that Tasmanian police have sunk to such depths. See: http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/05/22/2578498.htm...
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Pictures of a protest (2)
STILL WILD STILL THREATENED Two conservationists have been arrested today at a protest at the national meeting of environment ministers in Hobart....
