Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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The blunt instrument
Jim Harris PIRI at best is a blunt tool targeted at self regulation. One of the best kept secrets in Tasmania is...
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Focus on Gunns’ share price
ABC Online Tasmanian timber firm Gunns will be hoping for a better day when the Australian Stock Exchange opens later this morning....
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Heart of hearts betrayal of the Tamar Valley
Peter Henning This part of the legislation is significant, because just as Gunns has moved from its public position of building the...
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3.9KA tale of Temma
John Lawrence THIS IS a tale about Temma, a tale about how a small historic plot of land has been exploited by...
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Gunns finances: an analysis
John Hawkins Gunns assets are given as 2.6 billion dollars in part backed by their land bank of 250,000 hectares containing at...
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Are they GM trees?
Dr Alison Bleaney Break O’ Day Council have asked CSIRO if the E.nitens grown in monoculture plantations are GM trees, as they...
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Greenies find anti-mill allies wear suits
Leon Gettler BusinessDay The Age In an Australian first, the environmental group has adopted the radical strategy of lobbying international banks and...
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Chemical trespass and my mum’s illness
Bill Smith To Whom It May Concern: Is it at all possible for someone to contact me about ANY organisation NOT affiliated...
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Water testing must continue
Tim Morris Greens MR “The last round of pesticide monitoring in July revealed the greatest number of contamination events in Tasmanian rivers...
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What’s that smell?
Robert Barron, Daily News Canada Published: Monday, September 08, 2008 The smokestacks at Nanaimo’s Harmac pulp mill are expected to spring back...
