Tasmanian Times
Coroner & Legal
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Does Rees Protest Too Much?
“The latest moves by Premier Rees for new laws and state-wide watch teams make him an object of ridicule. It involves nine...
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DPP reveals Labor has failed to act on suspended sentence concerns since 2007
· DPP reveals he urged government action on suspended sentence breaches in 2007 · Recent reports have highlighted the unacceptably low rate...
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MORE FLORENTINE CHARGES DROPPED
Police question credibility of FT staff Charges of assault and public nuisance against forest protestors in the Upper Florentine have been dropped...
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MORE FLORENTINE CHARGES TO BE DROPPED
Police to give reasons for discontinuing ‘assault’ charges in court 11.30 Thursday The police have informed the lawyer for four Florentine protesters...
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Property rights rule …
ANDREW RICKETTS: It is very clear what Planning Directive No 2 (PD2) means: OPEN SLATHER for the development of infrastructure in Tasmania....
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875Tasmania’s ethical and moral political wasteland
The crass deceit of Tasmania’s Treasurer, Michael Aird, left, about his trip to Europe is no surprise to anyone, just another affirmation...
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Faces of the Florentine
Ordinary people standing up for an extraordinary forest NEW MYSTERIOUS EXCLUSION ZONE IN FLORENTINE FOREST CASE AGAINST 20 FLORENTINE FOREST CONSERVATIONISTS ADJOURNED...
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The Great Pipeline Swindle
Stymied by recalcitrant Tamar Valley landowners who are refusing to let the pipeline through their properties, the State Labor Government appears today...
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EU in tussle over CO2 emissions
The European Commission is considering pursuing a legal fight with the EU’s top court over management of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme...
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How Israel Targets and Suppresses Opposition to Its Annexation Wall
On July 9, 2004 in a unanimous decision, the International Court of Justice (IJC) ruled that “the construction of the Wall being...
