Tasmanian Times
Forestry
-
794High-Intensity Burning is Not Necessary
Tim Morris Greens Member for Lyons, Tim Morris MP, said the so-called regeneration process is completely unnecessary and is nothing more than...
-
Fears for jobs as timber mill cuts production
The West The owner of the biggest native timber mill in WA has cut production by 15 per cent at its Deanmill...
-
Bizarre and misguided
Wild Wielangta Local community based environment group, Wild Wielangta, has described today’s announcement by Premier Bartlett to plant 2,500 hectares of Blue...
-
Tarkine: Libs see the light?
Cassy O’Connor Greens Environment, Parks and Tourism spokesperson Cassy O’Connor MP said, unlike the Bartlett Government, the Liberals were showing they value...
-
Swift Parrot endangered by logging
Cassy O’Connor The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Bartlett Government to demonstrate it takes the protection of threatened species seriously and...
-
Petition against logging
Tim Morris “The costs of logging the ancient ecosystems in the Upper Florentine Valley are far, far higher than the paltry returns...
-
Jobs go as Christchurch veneer plant closes
The Press Christchurch The reality of the harsh economic times has hit home for about 20 workers in Christchurch. Gunns Veneers, a...
-
KPMG: Gunns mill doubts
Tom Arup WA Today TASMANIAN forestry company Gunns’ financial auditor KPMG has expressed doubts about its ability to raise financing for the...
-
Five healthy devils disappeared. 1080?
Ian Rist WHY are there 1080 fox bait signs plastered over the FT and state forest? In 2005 our great leader Lennon...
-
Gunns: A new accounting method?
Jarvis Cocker 1. In Gunns Limited’s half-year report, earnings per share are stated to be 6.2 cents per share. My calculations, and...
