Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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January 5 should be the end of the road
MEDIA RELEASE Today, the 4th Anniversary of Gunns’ formal application to build a pulp mill, The Wilderness Society is calling on Federal...
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Armistice Day – Let’s get it right about the First World War
Peter Henning …the Federal Government decided to introduce conscription for overseas military service, and the two conscription referenda, held in 1916 and...
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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...
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The Mountain and Tasmanian Times
James Dryburgh We share a strange world at a strange time in history. A world in which a global crisis can occur...
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889Christmas Times partied …
Lindsay Tuffin And then it hits me. I know what I’ll talk about: I’ll talk about me. Yes! It’s all about me....
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Clive in court
Mike Adams The impeccably dressed Clive Stott appeared in Launceston Magistrate’s Court this morning with six TAP members in support, some very...
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Baseless nonsense
Dr Warwick Raverty Firstly, I did not work at Fairfield Mill for 30 years, that was a piece of baseless nonsense dredged...
