Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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Nick McKim: Forest and Reserve management response
The Tasmanian Greens today agreed to support proposed legislation to restructure Forestry Tasmania and establish a statutory parks and reserves authority to...
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Peter McGlone: New Authority welcomed – but there must be more than just a name change
While the necessary details have not been released, the Tasmanian Conservation Trust cautiously welcomed the state government’s announcement that it intends to...
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Dr Phill Pullinger: Government agency reforms reflect forests agreement
Environment Tasmania today welcomed the reforms announced by the Tasmanian government to re-structure Tasmania’s Parks & Forestry agencies in line with the...
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Securing Forestry Tasmania’s future
The Deputy Premier Bryan Green today announced Forestry Tasmania will remain a standalone corporate entity responsible for commercial wood harvesting and land...
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Tasmania’s Special Timber Industry to be gutted if TFA proceeds without amendment
The Tasmanian Special Timbers Alliance (TSTA) welcomes the release of the Legislative Council Report on the Tasmanian Forests Agreement Bill 2012. “TSTA...
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931Beware the Ides of March*. Forestry split
Transcript: [i]ABC1- 7.30 Tasmania[/i] [15 March 2013] interview with [b]Paul Harriss[/b] MLC for Huon and chairman of the Legislative Council Select Committee...
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Economic Sustainability – I Think Not!
Context: On 6 December 2012, I sent, inter alia, the following to the FT Bass District Manager:- Quote: Please confirm that the...
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The Greens should be Hot Favourites!
A response to Hot Issue can’t be ignored, Peter Boyer, Mercury, March 12 With Hobart’s temperature on Tuesday reaching 16% above average,...
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Corrupt or incompetent? The $44 million question as Leg Co report revealed …
The scandals continue with the release today of the Australian National Audit Office’s report on the administration of the Tasmanian Forest Intergovernmental...
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Underbelly: The suggested grounds for a Royal Commission
This is the fourth article in a series aiming to shine a light into the workings of the Tasmanian Forest Industry. Part...
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