Tasmanian Times
National
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Bad governance affecting the planet and profits
WILDERNESS SOCIETY The Wilderness Society calls for global investment reform. Demonstration event at international corporate governance conference, 9:15 am, Tuesday 14th July...
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Are our politicians real people?
MIKE BOLAN Issue 48 of Big Picture asks what our governments priorities are for Australians and whether our politicians are real people,...
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Smoke, Pesticides: Open letters to Lara Giddings, David Llewellyn
BREAK O’DAY CATCHMENT RISK GROUP, June 26 Thirty one scientists and medical practitioners have asked the Tasmanian State Government to follow the...
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The forests are doomed
KATE BURTON, http://www.katemburton.com/ Saving the forests (or, Why they will have to wait). Politics in Tasmania has long been polarised by the...
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John Howard would be proud
ROGER HANNEY When is Kevin Rudd going to actually face off against major carbon emitters? It’s what he promised to do at...
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The ethics of climate change
Professor MICHAEL S. NORTHCOTT Distinguished Christian ethicist, Professor Michael Northcott of Edinburgh University is visiting Australia at present. He’s the author of...
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Obama Takes Bush’s Plutocratic-Socialism to the Next Level
CHRIS MOORE In more recent times, however, as both the Democratic and Republican parties have sealed their tacit agreement for each not...
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Dear Mr Gay
RUSSELL LANGFIELD, Re: “Gunns is not turning a blind eye” July 10 TT And how is the Department of Tourism, Parks and...
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Mill: The $3b property value loss
MIKE BOLAN Around 50,000 home and business owners in the Tamar valley find their property values under severe threat from this proposal...
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Proof that Launceston air cannot take pulp mill
KIM BOOTH, Greens Pulp Mill spokesperson, www.tas.greens.org.au. City Threatens To Breach Pollution Limit The Tasmanian Greens today labelled Labor and Liberal support...
