Tasmanian Times
Politics
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758Forest issues need to be in – not out – of the spotlight
I agree with David Obendorf (Without the skills grand plans melt into dreams Tasmanian Times July 1st 2010 ) critical comments concerning...
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711
Thorp trip anger grows
THE state Liberal Opposition has demanded to know why tighter restrictions are not imposed on ministers and their staff combining private holidays...
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783
American Cancer Society names atrazine as a concern
Despite assurances from the pesticide industry and the EPA that there’s nothing to worry about, questions remain about atrazine’s ability to cause...
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809
Death of a blackwood
Cygnet people who care about the image of their township were sort of resigned to the idea that the big blackwood at...
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663
Gillard’s Climate Con Senseless
Prime Minister Gillard’s new climate policy – a ‘watch this space’ approach built around the Citizens’ Assembly – has immediately framed her...
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Bartlett looks at ‘opt-out’ on NBN
THE State Government is considering an “opt-out” rather than the current “opt-in” system to improve the take-up of the new high-speed internet...
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652
Debt, uncertainty at Gunns
Australian Financial Review (Debt, uncertainty at Gunns 21st July 2010) Carrie LaFrenz, gives Gunns net debt as $661 million dollars, this would...
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713
Air Quality Standards discussion paper
The National Environment Protection Council has released a discussion paper on Air Quality Standards for the Ambient Air Quality NEPM. A direct...
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865
Degradation of the Gorge
Hydro Tasmania’s Cataract Gorge environmental flow review I am aware many members of the community share mutual concerns for the Cataract Gorge...
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645
They can do nothing …
This week’s Big Picture presents the news as you like it in linked and organised form and shows that although Labor believes...
