Tasmanian Times
Media
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Greg Barns writ v TT
Greg Barns, columnist for the Mercury, has issued a writ for defamation against Tasmanian Times. The writ names Lindsay Tuffin as First...
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They won’t print my letters
Don Davey Dissapointingly this has ceased since my accusations to this people’s forum of their extreme bias in favour of the Gunns’...
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I smell a rat
Hag Secondly, why did a head-spinner, pun intended, from DPAC contact other media outlets and inform them of the impending police presence...
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Letter to the Examiner
John Day The Proponent IIS does not include the 158% increase in the wanton destruction by burning of timber caused by clear...
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News is what someone somewhere doesn’t want published
Wayne Crawford It averaged a libel writ a week. The editor, Harold Evans, was unhappy if a libel writ had not arrived...
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Investigative journalism: A Consumer’s Perspective
Richard Herr My apology is for an apathetic public that has been a serious modern impediment to quality reporting in all aspects...
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The Great Spin Machine
INVESTIGATIVE journalism in Tasmania is in a better state than it has been for some time … I am humbled to be...
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The culture of contempt
Richard Wilson The public analysis of the ‘Lords of the Forest’ program, particularly its treatment of Tasmanian Premier Paul Lennon, is suggestive...
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Cross media Keating
Paul Keating In London, one can wake up each morning to at least five serious newspapers; The Times, The Independent, The Telegraph,...
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Amazing Scenes: Fun in Journalism
Evan Whitton Sol said: ‘The oldest rule of journalism, and the most forgotten, is to tell the customers what is really going...
