Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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Polluters to face a minimum sentence of three years in prison
JAKARTA POST Environmental polluters will face a minimum sentence of three years in prison with fines of up to Rp 10 billion...
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Concerns over actions of ACL directors
NICK McKIM, Greens leader The Tasmanian Greens today expressed deep concern over revelations that two former Directors of ACL Bearings received redundancy...
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Kingston Bypass: Stop this act of stupidity
The December Climate Conference in Copenhagen comes to Kingborough early this year in the form of the Development Application for the Kingston...
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Stand-alone environment department essential for protecting endangered species
SIMON BRANIGAN, Environment Tasmania MR Today (Monday), on Threatened Species Day, Tasmania’s peak environment body is urging the Tasmanian Government to re-instate...
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Parks trashed for firewood
MERCURY TASMANIA’S wilderness is being destroyed at a record rate by environmental vandals — all for the sake of a load of...
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Pesticide drift: They did not take our complaints seriously …
MERCURY Then came the savage blow which destroyed their decades of work. “One morning, out of nowhere, a cloud of 2,4-D, a...
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Argentine pulp mill protestors promise to “fight on” whatever The Hague ruling
MERCOPRESS With only a week left for the beginning of the hearings in the International Court of Justice in The Hague on...
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The man most responsible is Michael Aird
CHRIS HARRIES William Boeder, Whilst I share your thoughts on Llewellyn (he will have an awful lot to answer for in his...
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Tasmania, however, is going to aerial bait Macquarie Island with Brodifacoum
IAN RIST Jane # 28 ( Here ) 1080 is used widely in NZ to control possums that are considered to be...
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Why we gave up on the idea of returning to Tasmania
JANE The difference between 1080 use between NZ and Tas is that in NZ it is being used to try and control...
