Opinion

Malala’s unlikely journey to the Nobel Peace Prize

The Pakistani girl once shot by the Taliban for daring to want an education just like the boys celebrated being the joint...

Triabunna Intrigue

This article was written in response to Michael Kent’s nomination to stand for Mayor of the Glamorgan Spring Bay municipality (centred around...

The Probe Part 2: The Memorandum of Understanding

Chipper, sawmill or Ta Ann … ? Whopper logs snapped near Brighton yesterday. Forestry Tasmania, Ta Ann & Newood and a Freedom...

Reviewed! Magic in the Moonlight

STATE: Insanity … !

Chip pile … or something like this: the Supertree garden in Singapore that I admire … Insanity : doing the same thing...

NATION: Trust in federal government down …

A survey has found that Australians’ trust in federal government has slumped and it is now the least-trusted tier of power. Federal...

Schools: There are several questions which need answering …

Before Auditor General Mike Blake begins his review on appropriate enrolment numbers for our state’s public schools, there are several questions that...

NATION: Australian Premier Moves Swiftly Against ISIS, but Analysts Question Benefits

SYDNEY, Australia — Like many Australians, Prime Minister Tony Abbott, 56, is crazy about sports. He is a passionate cyclist, an Ironman...

Bill C-36, the Canadian government’s prostitution bill, passes

The Conservative government’s prostitution bill – Bill C-36 – passed in the House of Commons Monday night by a 156-124 vote. (...

BP Walkway: 12 years in the making. D-Day UPDATE

It’s 12 years since a Battery Point walkway plan was launched … and generated has been a 2 metres high stack of...