Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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907Here’s lookin’ at you
Peter Salamanca, midday, Friday I looked up as I walked over to Salamanca Place and saw – not one, but three CCTV...
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Life: A Day at the Magistrates Court
Margot Giblin …”I don’t have a license. Who cares?” The police did. So did the magistrate. It was hoped that the defendant...
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Drug sniffing dogs
Edith Abraham Unfortunately, the most likely result of this initiative is a further backlog in the already overcrowded services which would prefer...
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Bazza Al Fukawi says a tearful goodbye to the Great Helmsman
Bazza Al Fukawi, maximum leader of the Tassie Taliban, bids a tearful and heartfelt goodbye to his friend and hero, Comrade Paulie....
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Another one down
Jamin Tasmanian Premier Paul Lennon has resigned … sparking the need for another ‘eulogy’ to follow on from the one I offered...
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Ethics: Fix whistleblower laws first
Isla MacGregor Ms MacGregor said “While many Tasmanians are calling for an ICAC or an Ethics Commission our whistleblowers are avoiding using...
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Ethics: David Bartlett is wrong
Lindsay Tuffin ON his first day as Premier David Bartlett wore a tie that Jim Bacon once wore. Is it possible to...
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A cancer in our midst
Mike Bolan The cancer that our governments have allowed forestry to become, has infected our institutions (RPDC, Councils), our governments (DAFF), our...
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A visit to Heaven and Hell
Stuart Not sure if you post jokes but I thought that this was 1. funny and 2. some what relevant. And I...
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Brown loses logging battle
Michael Stedman Mercury TASMANIAN Greens senator Bob Brown has lost his two-year fight to prevent logging in the Wielangta Forest. Forestry Tasmania...
