Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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Pull our troops out
It is now crystal clear that the USA-led NATO’s occupation of Afghanistan has increased the Opium Poppy growing to an all time...
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956WRONGLY CONVICTED UPPER FLORENTINE PROTESTERS URGED TO APPEAL
Picture: Matt Newton, Image from: Here Over 90 former defendants to be contacted Conservationists convicted of trespass in the Upper Florentine valley...
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More community correction orders sparks concerns
Statistics just released show that there has been a 7% increase in the community-based corrections rate between the June 2008 quarter and...
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Line in the forest
Dave Groves
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Forestry Tasmania’s credibility hurt
More than 40 people were arrested for trespass during a blockade of the Upper Florentine Valley four months ago. It has been...
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Art of wooing a culinary magician to Tassie
TETSUYA Wakuda’s love of Tasmania is well known — the state’s Petunia ocean trout features as the signature dish on his award-winning...
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Where’s logging, Mr Premier?
If you go to the home page of Premier David Bartlett’s Department of Economic Development, Tourism and the Arts (Here) you will...
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Blacks weigh bypass protest
THE Aboriginal community will decide today whether to fight the Brighton bypass to the bitter end. About 70 people attended a crisis...
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Judge likens Gippsland logging to the Somme. Wielangta comparison …
A Supreme Court judge has compared images of a felled forest with a World War I battlefield before ordering a temporary ban...
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Supersalesman
Sue Neales, Mercury TIMBER company Gunns has thanked State Treasurer Michael Aird for agreeing to lobby its prospective pulp mill partner. Gunns...
