Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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Foxes: loads of politics, pinch of science!
David Obendorf Since around 2001 DPIW has been successful with the media propaganda about foxes. The one area the State Government does...
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Tamar: a disaster waiting to happen
Geoff Smedley The first stand out problem is the fact that the next major flood, due at any time, would devastate the...
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Old Beach: was it a Bengal Tiger?
David Obendorf Apart from the DNA evidence assumed to be from blood — an easily transportable biological material not requiring live foxes...
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Devil disease: locked out!
Simon Bevilacqua The Sunday Tasmanian ONE of the best young minds on the planet says she has been locked out of research...
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Howard in denial
Howard’s nuclear ‘fix’ is just the next phase of denial, says Chris HarriesIN the space of just two months Climate Change has...
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Some questions for John Gay
Anne Johnston West Tamar My first question to Mr Gay is: Is this the vineyard that produced the 80,000 bottles of wine...
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The red tide
Katrina Brevis MONDAY 6 November. The bemused tourists were gathered around the Hobart docks staring and pointing at the water — but...
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Ralphs Bay calendar
The organisation campaigning to save Ralphs Bay from a canal development — Save Ralphs Bay — has just released a 2007 calendar...
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Go home, says Gay
Sue Neales Mercury GUNNS chairman John Gay told a leading American environmentalist to “go back to your country” during the timber giant’s...
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April Fool mill
Joan Dehle Emberg GOOD joke, John Gay. Of course you did not mean that one good-tasting glass of water proves effluent from...
