Tasmanian Times
National
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Sounds like the History Wars
Garry Stannus This discussion sounds like the history wars. Max as Keith Windshuttle, Justa as Henry Reynolds. And Jim Everett? I’m prejudiced...
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Push for protection of agricultural land
ABC Online A public hearing into the State Government’s policy on the protection of agricultural land is being held in Launceston. It’s...
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Spraying: Government acting unlawfully
Dr Alison Bleaney Dec 2008 Dear Premier Bartlett, The UK High Court ruling from Mr. Justice Collins issued on 14 Nov 2008,...
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Geoff Law resigns
Geoff Law Wilderness Society “It’s time for me to have a break from this role and for someone else to have a...
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Facticus evadus
Dave Groves I’m a tad concerned about the recent spate of amnesia outbreaks in Tasmania. Bob Gordon is the latest official in...
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The Green New Deal: Public or Private?
Alex Wadsley Investment at the small scale is easier to implement and can be more effective. Examples include rebates for insulation, solar...
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Wood supply deal extended to 2010
Nick McKim The Tasmanian Greens today described Premier David Bartlett’s decision to allow Forestry Tasmania to extend its Pulp Mill Wood Supply...
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Casualty of plantation fight
Tom Arup Stock Journal, South Australia Senator Milne said yesterday the tax breaks for carbon sinks, which are generally large tree plantations,...
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Spraying: This is not an issue of high importance
Lara Giddings Minister for Health Ms GIDDINGS – This is not an issue that has been highlighted to me personally as one...
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I’d like to see a detailed analysis
Mark Hanna I’d like to see a detailed and professional assessment of the economics of the whole dodgy business. Maybe Naomi Edwards...
