Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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Veneer-covered veneer mill
THE local media’s comatose ability at investigative reporting has at last begun to revive, especially at the Mercury, and it does the...
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How to navigate
“If you go down to the woods today you’re sure of a big surprise!” In political terms, the only things certain in...
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1.2KHeidi writ large
MEDIA RELEASE 7TH JANUARY 2006 GUNNS WRIT DEFENDANT INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED Young filmmaker and Gunns writ defendant Heidi Douglas has won the Katherine...
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Forestry’s triple treat
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A new chip off the block
THE Tasmanian Government has appointed ANZ chief economist Saul Eslake as chairman of the Tasmanian Arts Advisory Board. Saul, of course, is...
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Pulp mill: abusing debate
WHILE a rally which packed Albert Hall with over 2500 people showed the breadth of community opposition to Gunns’ current pulp mill...
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Dire threat to Leatherwood Honey
A NEW not-for-profit organization has been formed, SaveYourLeatherwoodHoney Inc. The nine founding members have begun meeting regularly to concentrate on the key...
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Growing pulp mill opposition
OVER 2500 people rallied in Launceston on Saturday 3rd December to say NO to Gunns’ proposed pulp mill in the Tamar Valley....
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Pulp mill: they won’t listen
THE shield above the stage at Launceston’s Albert Hall echoed the call of all speakers at the anti pulp mill rally. “Progress...
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No, thanks!
There was no paid day off, there was no sunshine and there was no room for the hundreds turned away from yesterday’s...
