Tasmanian Times
Politics
-
1.2KThe E nitens leaf is toxic
The E. nitens leaf material IS toxic, the actual toxic compounds that have been identified in our studies (there are many other...
-
773
John Gay defies pressure to quit
GUNNS chairman John Gay has confirmed that interstate business interests have pressured him and fellow Tasmanian directors to quit the company’s board....
-
743
Heroin claim a sign of Labor panic. And Greens response
The Tasmanian Labor Party claims the Greens have a secret plan to legalise heroin. Labor’s State Secretary John Dowling has released advertising...
-
867
Libs pledge to get tough on forests protests
Will Hodgman’s Liberal Party has pledged to introduce draconian new anti-protest laws aimed at making anyone who “creates a fear” in a...
-
685
Environmentalism, Lies and Minority Government
Around the turn of the twentieth century, writers and photographers such as J.W. Beattie and Frank Hurley celebrated Tasmania’s natural beauty, seeing...
-
831
Vandals ‘frighten’ Gunns chairman
A 21 year old man has pleaded guilty to trespass and destroying property belonging to John Gay. The Magistrates Court heard last...
-
778
Tasmanian Election 2010: Cynicism as Virtue
Tracking the Tasmanian election campaign through to its last few days, when the final melodramatic charade of party campaign “launches” occur, belatedly...
-
848
Cundall’s pulp protest charges a test case
A group of Tasmanian anti-pulp mill protesters will have charges relating to a rally at Parliament House in Hobart heard as a...
-
Election 2010 You-Tube Highlights
Gold Brant: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d02cvBdhqXE Silver Lisa: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bn_1-srZRyY Bronze Matt: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwwKGl4dUxA Honourable Mentions: The Blair Witch: The Simper: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3dBanqeCYQ Attacking Anti-Social Behaviour:
-
834
Aboriginal artefacts could move bypass
MOVING a section of the controversial Brighton bypass could add delay the project by up to two years. The proposed changes also...
