Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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1.6KCable logging stopped
Logging operations were stopped for the day in old growth forest in the Styx Valley while 40 conservationists in Hobart CBD marked...
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Pulp Mill Vandals: Equal protection under the law please!
Police are now carrying out a forensic investigation of John Gay’s house and letter box. Yes, they should. Yes, it is terrible....
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Kim Booth must condemn vandals
Bass Greens MHA Kim Booth must unequivocally condemn the vandalism to the private residence of the Chairman of Gunns. Kim Booth implied...
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Bartlett’s changes fail very students TT meant to help
· David Bartlett’s reforms appear to be failing the very students they were supposed to assist · Claims of high active retention...
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Last week the class was empty with not one student turning up
Much has been said about the considerable burdens and frustrations that have been placed upon the senior secondary colleges that have joined...
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CONSERVATIONISTS CALL FOR CABLE LOGGING BAN – CLEARFELL LARGER THAN HOBART CBD
Press Conference- 12:30pm Parliament Lawns Cable logging operations in old growth forest in the Styx valley have come to a halt this...
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Attacks on private individuals should be condemned
The reported attacks on the family home of John Gay are disgraceful. There is no place for this type of threatening behavior...
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TAP warns politicians and commentators
“A witness has reported to TAP that the graffiti on John Gay’s property was composed of some squiggles and a drawing of...
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Trade in woodchips down 26 per cent
Global trade of wood chips down 26% in 2009 as pulpmills reduce production worldwide, reports Wood Resources International. The international financial crisis...
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Sea Shepherd’s frustrated Capt. Paul Watson lashes out at Australia
The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society’s planned mission this winter against the Japanese whaling effort has hit a snag because Capt. Paul Watson...
