Tasmanian Times
Coroner & Legal
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I’m not sure violent protests achieve anything
TONY MULDER I’m not sure that violent protests would achieve anything, except hurt people, alienate public opinion and make the stopping even...
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Queensland mums and dads into the sewer with ALP mates
AUSTRALIAN THE company at the centre of the new corruption charges against Gordon Nuttall has a mix of strong Labor links and...
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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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Surely this is blatant electioneering
GRAHAM Just as a matter of interest how does Bartlett and Co. get away with putting out this sort of propaganda, http://www.media.tas.gov.au/release.php?id=27767...
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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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I shall refuse bail
JOHN HAWKINS When my turn comes to be arrested over the Pulp Mill, I shall refuse bail, refuse to leave the Police...
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We are prepared to put our bodies on the line
LUCY LANDON-LANE A few weeks ago, when the 7.30 Report revealed that the RPDC’s serious concerns about fugitive emissions from the pulp...
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U.S. must get tough to help restore democratic order in Honduras
ELVIA VALLE The U.S. should impose targeted sanctions to help restore democratic order to Honduras, writes Elvia Valle, a member of the...
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Lawyers for Forests lose appeal
RACHEL WILLIAMS, Examiner THE Lawyers For Forests group yesterday lost its appeal to the full bench of the Federal Court against the...
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Taxpayers to foot Johnston bill
MICHAEL STEDMAN, Mercury TAXPAYERS will continue to pay for Police Commissioner Jack Johnston’s legal costs if the case goes to the High...
