Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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Scoop!
Congratulations are in order for Tasmania’s leading `reasonably factual’ newspaper. Not content with winning the The Barra Award from Media Watch for...
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The leadership challenge
IT has often been observed many Tasmanians only stop bickering with each other when someone from the mainland pushes their opinion or...
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Northern madness
The Examiner definitely operates in another country. On the front page of their web site today: Heat-blast hits Tassie Temperatures into the...
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The art of politics
Excerpts from Sue Neales’ Greens tip power play: EXPECTATIONS of a strong showing at this year’s state election have the Tasmanian Greens...
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Now for some new media thinking, please
In between there’s been talk of PBL’s share price as leadership shifts to James, and even some reminder of the dramatic mid-’80s...
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Dear Senators
Honorable Senators, TODAY you will be asked to ratify the ‘anti-terror’ laws proposed by the federal government. It is vital to understand...
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Pulp mill: they won’t listen
THE shield above the stage at Launceston’s Albert Hall echoed the call of all speakers at the anti pulp mill rally. “Progress...
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Yes, Minister
CRIKEY: 9. Bill Clinton’s sadly idealistic view of honesty By Glenn Dyer Was there anyone from News Ltd, PBL or the Howard...
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Cadet: JJJ Hacks in
JJJ’s Hack Presenter, Steve Cannane: The lawyers for the Launceston Examiner newspaper haven’t let us down. Yesterday on Hack we spoke to...
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Cadet: State of oppression
ADJOURNMENT 5 October 2005 Gunns Ltd Speech Senator MILNE (Tasmania) (7.29 p.m.) — I rise tonight to talk about the culture of...
