Tasmanian Times
National
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A night for looking back … and forward
James Dryburgh The 75 year old David Bellamy then ran up the stairs having just met the policeman who put him in...
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Anger over lost jobs as Gunns shuts mill
GUNNS Ltd is to axe 129 jobs next week when it closes the former Auspine sawmill at Tonganah, near Scottsdale, and consolidates...
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Happy Birthday, Franklin River
Michelle Paine Mercury Prof Bellamy, who spent his 50th birthday in Risdon jail, led the singing of happy birthday to the river....
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Guts, blood and beer
Jon Ayling When I finally dragged my ‘kill’ back to camp my legs started shaking and tears running down my cheeks. There...
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The retirement of John Gay?
Paul Oosting Wildernes Society MR “The Wilderness Society calls on Mr Gay to retire sooner rather than later and allow for new...
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Dambuster Bob Hawke takes aim at pulp mill proposal
Matthew Denholm Australian BOB Hawke has attacked the pulp mill proposed for Tasmania, describing its environmental impact as “devastating”. Read more here
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Investment analyst or pokies player?
Jarvis Cocker Well Tony arrived at work on Monday to find the Gunns analyst had defected, and he’d been give the job...
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All clear for pulp mill delay
Michael Stedman Mercury THE State Government has given Gunns Ltd until November 30 to begin construction of its $2 billion pulp mill....
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75% of Tasmanians Oppose Government help for mill
Ed Coper GetUp “The Bartlett Government has an unequivocal statement from the Tasmanian people – do not use ours taxes to fill...
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You don’t know what you’ve got til it’s gone …
John Cullen The Mercury 1971 The Mercury newspaper published an article in 1971 entitled: “ONLY 30 YEARS TO DISASTER” – Rural Review:...
