Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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Toxic or not … that is the question
Dr Alison Bleaney If the pulp mill effluent is toxic — in what way is it actually toxic? how will this be...
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Premier promises to protect Tasmanians from bushfires
John Maddock, Citizen Reporter In answer to an earlier question from the committee chairman Jim Wilkinson MLC, on the price Forestry Tasmania...
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Lennon and Walker’s magical fantasy
Cassy O’Connor If he pulls this one off, the bonanza is all his … bargain basement public land sold to those rich...
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Gunns and pulp and share price
That share price: Latest Stock Market detail: Here And, download: Crikey’s Stephen Mayne on the pulp mill And the Commsec report: Gunns:...
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An unpublished letter
Richard Davis They use a utilitarian language to justify the ruthless logic of their pernicious assault on our biological capital, it reflects...
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Rally …
23 July 2006 MEDIA RELEASE www.saveralphsbay.org COMMUNITY LAUNCHES STATEWIDE APPEAL TO FIGHT CANAL ESTATE THREAT Save Ralphs Bay Inc. today launched a...
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Poisons and the devil (2)
Simon Bevilacqua, The Sunday Tasmanian Poisons in focus as fight boosted David Obendorf The truth about the devil disease David Obendorf analyses
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Pulp, seals and dioxin (2)
Jon Sumby The mistake in this part of the Gunns IIS may lead readers to a wrong conclusion about the ability of...
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Pulp, seals and dioxin
Jon Sumby Gunns continually dismiss any issue with dioxin pollution. Dioxins are the most poisonous and persistent chemicals we know; they don’t...
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Unravelling political spin and established mythology
DAvid Obendorf So, when a tenacious and persistent inquiry successfully tests the veracity of political spin or creative myth making, I’m always...
