Tasmanian Times
National
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Parry supports Cam bridge campaign
THE community campaign for an alternative crossing of the Cam River has won the support of Tasmanian Liberal Senator Stephen Parry, who...
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Gunns in talks over Great Southern forestry assets
Woodchipper Gunns Ltd said on Thursday that it was in talks with the receivers of failed agricultural projects operator Great Southern to...
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BASS RESIDENTS DEMAND O’BYRNE TAKE A STAND: FOR OR AGAINST AN ALP PULP MILL
WHAT: Action outside Michelle O’Byrne’s office, WHEN: 12.30 pm, Friday 2 October (TOMORROW), WHERE: 52 St John St, Launceston. Opponents to Gunns’...
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BARTLETT DUCKS FOREST ISSUE AND GIVES POLICE A HEADACHE
The Tasmanian Greens today said that the decision to drop charges against four Florentine protesters is the direct result of a leadership...
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MORE FLORENTINE CHARGES DROPPED
Police question credibility of FT staff Charges of assault and public nuisance against forest protestors in the Upper Florentine have been dropped...
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1.0KAnthem for Beaconsfield
ONCE, churches mattered.Once religious motivation inspired powerful social reformation. Not in Tasmania, anymore. It is too much a privatised remnant obsessed with...
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MORE FLORENTINE PROTEST CHARGES TO BE DROPPED
Accusations of assaulting Forestry Tasmania staff unfounded Tasmania police are today dropping assault and public nuisance charges against four conservationists, arrested in...
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Where’s the substance behind the window-dressing?
Too many top-level Tasmanian public servants are treating climate concerns as expendable by complacent superiors who see no benefit to their careers...
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Climate change threatens food supplies
The head of Australia’s national science organisation says climate change poses extraordinary challenges to global food production in the future. CSIRO chief...
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MORE FLORENTINE CHARGES TO BE DROPPED
Police to give reasons for discontinuing ‘assault’ charges in court 11.30 Thursday The police have informed the lawyer for four Florentine protesters...
