Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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Special Treatment for Plantation Growers
Earlier on Tasmanian Times (John Hawkins on the 7th January 2009, Comment 23) in a note titled “Does Gunns pay rates” again...
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MIS raises hackles
Matilda Abey Weekly Times CONTROVERSY over the impact of managed investment schemes erupted soon after they came into existence in 1998 as...
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A letter to the NY Times
Garry Stannus While Americans have had the sub-prime mortgage meltdown to deal with, we Tasmanians on the other hand, have had to...
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The Fightback
Barnaby Drake Currently it is not illegal to actually take legal action against Gunns, as the PMAA only prevents this once the...
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TheTimes are a changin’
Woodworker Much media debate continues regarding the Federal Government’s tentative approval for the pulp mill, and on Thursday we learnt that the...
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Carbon or food
Mike Bolan One conclusion, reached over time, was to find ways to convert a problem into an opportunity and see climate change...
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Police integrity row
Daniel McKay Mercury TASMANIA Police has been accused of illegally providing personal information about protesters to timber giant Gunns Limited. The Civil...
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No end to pulp friction
Matthew Denholm The Australian Politically, it appears a clever decision. Gunns and the forestry union are unable to complain, at least in...
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Gunns investors seek reforms
Tom Arup Age THE four biggest investors in Tasmanian logging company Gunns have expressed fears that its chief executive John Gay has...
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Tasmania: Look Away!
Peter Henning The point is that when a political system “looks away”, when that becomes the shared preference, the shared group agreement,...
