Tasmanian Times
National
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Toughest, trickiest, smartest, most ruthless, most resilient little political operators
Nick Evers This whole grubby story is yet a further reminder that our federal parliament has increasingly become overloaded with politicians at...
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Cross media Keating
Paul Keating In London, one can wake up each morning to at least five serious newspapers; The Times, The Independent, The Telegraph,...
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100 days and The Emperor
Tasmanian Times On the second anniversary of the article that sparked one of the more remarkable controversies in recent Tasmanian political history,...
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Go, and go now
Christine Milne, Press Release Following US President George Bush in turning his back on international law from the Kyoto Protocol, to the...
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Howard ships jobs offshore
Christine Milne, Press Release “Ten years ago, there were 104 Australian-flagged ships working the Australian coastline. Now, there are only 52,” Senator...
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878A coastline under threat
Mark The West Kimberley coast is deserving of World Heritage listing for its unique and pristine nature. Imagine a coastline that appears...
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How the Green Left is hijacking the environmental debate
SURPRISINGLY, the Australian Greens senators in the Australian Parliament spend most of their time on non-environmental issues. Since the start of 2006...
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The Power of One … party
Chris Johnson, in Canberra “Just days before he took control of the Senate, John Howard promised that his would be a ‘modest,...
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Howard, Indonesia, Papua
phill Parsons And why are we taking these extraordinary steps. Because our first line of defence against refugees is playing its trump...
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Who are we to condemn Hicks?
IN JANUARY 2001, David Hicks travelled into Afghanistan. This much was known by his father, later that year: http://www.fairgofordavid.org/htmlfiles/documents/interview.htm Lest we forget,...
