Tasmanian Times
Coroner & Legal
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They certainly sue …
ABC Online Forest activists who are being sued by Gunns say they will not be intimidated by the Tasmanian timber company. Gunns...
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Falls defined by police intimidation
Clearly, the aim was not safety. What is safe about forcing thousands of tired, dehydrated people to sit in cars in a...
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Legal fight on MIS
Peter Hunt Weekly Times Now DISGRUNTLED investors are taking legal action against one of Australia’s largest managed investment scheme operators. The group...
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Police have no rights to block peaceful protests
Telegraph.co.uk Officers had warned cyclists gathering in London every month for the Critical Mass protest that they were liable for prosecution for...
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No, says the Ombudsman
Sven Wiener HAVE just gotten a pretty terse written response with just about no explanation from Richard Connock, the Principal Officer of...
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The drink driving problem
David Hibble Governments need to introduce a zero limit and minimum sentences so drivers will know they can not get away with...
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Gaming: Reprehensible
Kim Booth MR Greens Shadow Gaming spokesperson Kim Booth MP said that it was reprehensible that the TGC had not consulted with...
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Hypothetical? Police Need to Expand Their Vision!
Peter Henning We must establish a register of known Tasmanian hijackers, another of probable hijackers, another of possible hijackers, another of fellow-traveller...
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Tassie: Below standard …
Peter Tas Consumer Affairs rated below standard (ABC News Online) http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/12/11/2443769.htm Now you can add another failure to Tasmania’s Justice Department: Choice...
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Justice, democracy and letting off flares
Steve Biddulph (I think O’Byrne, already famous for being the most invisible representative Bass has ever elected, should pay Clive’s fine, and...
