Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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The quality of water is not strained
Nick McKim, Press Release “Tasmania’s drinking water quality under Labor is unacceptable, and Paul Lennon must accept that the state government has...
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Ralphs Bay: the Franklin fallout
Sue Neales, Mercury But on a federal level, the re-emergence of Ralphs Bay as a key community issue in south-east Tasmania might...
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1.0KAn Inconvenient Truth
An Inconvenient Truth SENATOR Christine Milne presents Al Gore’s remarkable film about global warming; ‘An Inconvenient Truth’. ‘Humanity is sitting on a...
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Damon Thomas: pulp mill advocate
Dr Frank Nicklason DAMON Thomas of the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry is a great advocate for the Gunns pulp mill...
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Mill: take the blinkers off
Cameron Hindrum I took a peek at the Draft Integrated Impact Statement tendered by Gunns Ltd to the RPDC in support of...
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Pulp, seals and dioxin (3)
Tasmanian Conservation Trust Pulp Mill Integrated Impact Statement does not protect seals from pulp mill pollution. Download PDF: TCTpulpIISr1.pdf Earlier: Pulp, seals...
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Canal project lesson
Peter Tucker If there ever was a day in Tasmania when big environmental issues polarised the population, my observation is that those...
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The threat to student societies
Tasmania’s two student unions will merge, and student run societies may disappear under changes being planned by University Council. The University of...
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Pulp modelling: rubbish in, rubbish out
Super Model It is however interesting how scientific modelling is increasingly being used as a political tool in Tasmania. All physical models...
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The bully and Ralphs Bay
Rick Pilkington, Citizen Contributing to this is Premier Paul Lennon’s apparent inability to accept any sort of criticism or blame for the...
