Tasmanian Times
National
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MIS: Bribes, death threat claim
LESLIE WHITE Weekly TimesJuly 8, Here MANAGED investment scheme promoters have been accused of issuing death threats, bribery, and running ponzi schemes....
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Sack Tony Burke
TAP Into A Better Tasmania Tony Burke, Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry has misled Parliament and should be relieved of his...
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Gunns ‘have never spoken to FSC’
FSC From the weekly eNewsletter of Responible Forest Management Australia FOR THE RECORD FSC Australia was forced to issue a statement last...
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Why are CSIRO scientists spruiking for the coal industry?
CLIVE HAMILTON, on www.crikey.com.au Since when did it become normal for publicly-employed scientists to spruik for the coal industry? The Australian Coal...
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Between The Lines
AUSTRALIA INSTITUTE Reading Between the Lines this week:Edited extract from Senator Christine Milne’s address to the National Press Club Poverty and sustainability...
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The Examiner: Sailing close to the wind?
CITIZEN REPORTER The Examiner is surely sailing very close to the wind on accusations of ‘cash for comment’. At best the Examiner...
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Dam well beaten; so will the pulp mill be …
ANNE LAYTON-BENNETT, TAP Here’s an article to lift your spirits & show that we CAN win against seemingly insurmountable odds! http://m-h-s.org/ilisu/front_content.php?idart=528 09-07-07:...
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John Gay asks Bob Brown why he opposes the pulp mill project
MIKE CASSIDY, West Tamar John Gay asks Bob Brown why he opposes the foreigners’ pulp mill project (Examiner 7 July)If John Gay...
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Cubit: Tendentious in the extreme
Dr ALISON BLEANEY Simon Cubit’s letter ( Examiner 30 June) is tendentious in the extreme. The average reader not in full possession...
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What does Bob Brown have to gain?
JOHN HAWKINS With regard to John Gay’s Article (The Examiner). I ask, what does Bob Brown have to gain from trying to...
