Tasmanian Times
National
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The pulp mill and the forests
Vica Bayley Wilderness Society How much wood will the pulp mill consume? At full capacity, the pulp mill will consume 4.5 million...
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Japan’s paper companies targeted
Geoff Law, Ula Majewski Wilderness Society/Still Wild Still Threatened “We are calling on the Japanese pulp-and-paper companies to stop buying woodchips that...
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Advantage Gunns
Robert Gottliebsen Busines Spectator Australia’s most maligned company, Gunns, is going to record a huge rise in headline profit in the half...
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The Tarkine plan
Cassy O’Connor Greens MR “The North West Coast has been left off the map by not having its iconic wilderness area properly...
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Internet filtering
Digital Tasmania “Our key concerns relate to the ineffectiveness of the filtering technology being proposed and the way it will negatively affect...
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Our Southern forests face the axe
Will Mooney Huon Environment Centre: An update on old growth logging in the Huon district OVER recent months, the destruction of precious...
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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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The spraying of mum and the kids
Dr Alison Bleaney Mum and children on outskirts of town, early morning, sudden appearance of 2 planes which in turn spray a...
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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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Mate of the workers, Michael Aird, loves his pokies
Michael Stedman Mercury TREASURER Michael Aird has ruled out cutting poker machines to combat problem gambling. Read more here
