Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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Mayne: How to put the heat on
Stephen Mayne Crikey This makes Perpetual a better target because the funds management giant is the largest Gunns shareholder with 14.78% after...
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Howard, Gunns, political donations: our system is broken
Mike Bolan The Prime Minister is saying that it’s fine for the proponent to give money to his party at a time...
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769Gunns’ double-barrelled dilemma
Judith Ajani The Age The company’s plan to pulp native trees clashes with its investment in plantations … GUNNS’ pulp mill is...
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Gunns shares: Not another TT scoop
Puzzled, October 5, Tasmanian Times: Coincidentally, or not, in the days immediately following Gunns having been shown the assessment, up until the...
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The risk to ANZ
Danielle Ecuyer MR “Huge numbers of signatures are pouring in”, said Danielle Ecuyer. “Banks like ANZ are at risk of severely damaging...
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Peacock: Approval still in question
Paul Oosting JIM PEACOCK: Yes, we found that the work that had been done for Gunns by consultants and others, was inadequate...
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The game’s afoot …
Willy O’Way So the big hitters of Forestry Tasmania are getting rough and pursuing a cost claim against the Weld Angel! If...
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Gunns: our family name pulped
Nick Clark Mercury Mrs Gunn’s daughters Jane Read and Jill Wilkinson were joined by oldest son Thomas Gunn whose great-grandfather started J&T...
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Ben Quin: why I quit
Ben Quin MR I cannot support the pulp mill project in its current form. There are two main reasons. The first relates...
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Vote 1: Hugh Bris, Liberal Lyons
Henry Melville And the evil gremlins that created Robin’s 20-year long nightmare – which incidentally, went to charity auction last weekend run...
