Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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Targetted!
Vica Bayley Wilderness Society MR This sovereign risk deal is further proof that the pulp mill will be heavily dependent on the...
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Ostriches in the silt
Kim Booth MR “It is scandalous that Lennon Labor are more focused on ensuring that Lake Trevallyn is kept topped up as...
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Yet another mates’ deal … the worst?
Peg Putt MR “This is a diabolical admission from the Lennon government that they have collaborated with Gunns and Forestry Tasmania to...
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871Climate calls for massive shift in forestry operations
Peter Boyer Tasmania will have a legislated 2050 emissions target that’s 60 per cent below 1990 levels. At present, our electricity consumption,...
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Mill: the $108 million loss for the Tamar Valley
Love This Valley This bloody circus of a Pulp Mill is already and will continue to cause for at least another six...
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Forest management options
Ian Johnston Why was this harvesting method not presented as an option for forest management? The author of the trial knows of...
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The ad The Examiner wouldn’t publish; the Mercury did
John Hawkins I have written an advertisement “The Inconvenient Truth” copy enclosed, this I have submitted to the Launceston Examiner who refuses...
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A chronicle of perfidy, bias and lack of representation
Mike Bolan AUSTRALIAN Labor, state and federal, endorsed Gunns Tamar pulp mill project before it was assessed, which effectively removed the possibility...
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The commercial-in-confidence pipeline
Kim Booth Greens MR “It is an outrage that this deal was made between Gunns and the Lennon Government to evade any...
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Court gives green light for pulp mill legal challenge
Greg Ogle MR We are very pleased that this legal challenge will now be able to go ahead. There is a real...
