Tasmanian Times
Politics
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Good luck!
MARCUS AURELIUS Of course this decision was a foregone conclusion. One only has to do a simple search online to find evidence...
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The congestion levels are very real
This deserves a response. In terms of sustainable outcomes, the bypass will reduce considerable congestion of vehicles currently caught up at both...
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1.8KThe achievements of Duncan Kerr SC MP
Duncan Kerr has announced his intention to leave Federal Parliament at the next election, expected before the end of next year. Mr...
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I’m not sure violent protests achieve anything
TONY MULDER I’m not sure that violent protests would achieve anything, except hurt people, alienate public opinion and make the stopping even...
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Senate coup for dairy farmers
HELEN KEMPTON, Mercury TASMANIA’S dairy farmers have scored a major political win. The Australian Senate this morning decided to conduct an inquiry...
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New team to shake up RSPCA
STOPTAC.org Please help save RSPCA Tasmania The RSPCA Tasmania Annual General Meeting is at 10.00a.m. on 27.09.2009 in Launceston and we urge...
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The Tasmania Tomorrow education disaster (2)
MERCURY THE Education Union has demanded a plan to fix problems with education reforms be produced within two weeks. An AEU survey...
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Secrets behind push for pulp mill
SURVEYOR NINE As someone who was intimately involved in forestry and MIS companies I feel that I should point out that the...
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Where was the climate impact assessment?
GREG CLAUSEN There has never been a climate impact assessment for the $40m+ Kingston Bypass project, yet the Kingborough Council Planning Committee...
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Bartlett offloads research stations
KIM BOOTH, Greens Primary Industries Spokesperson The Tasmanian Greens today reiterated their concerns for the future of the Grove and Cressy Agricultural...
