Tasmanian Times
Politics
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EMRS: Labor, Bartlett’s massive hit
EMRS, State Voting Intentions Poll, August 2009 Change since August 2008: Labor down 4 per cent (Aug 2009, 26). Libs up 3...
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Compromising the Tarkine strategy
HELEN KEMPTON, Mercury TASMANIA needs to grow up and stop political agendas, an academic told a forum in Strahan yesterday. It was...
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Hobart: Shabby and directionless
TURNOFF THETELLY Absolutely Philip Lowe (3). Seems green snouts are every bit as keen to dig into the trough of public money...
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Fox: Yet another of State Labor’s political scandals
Dr DAVID OBENDORF Dear Mr Rist, I must congratulate you for your tenacity and unswerving doggedness over many years of unravelling the...
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There is so much about Tassie law that defies my understanding
JOHN HAYWARD Part of Johnston’s functions as secretary may have been to advise the government. but it was clearly overridden by his...
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Did this story die quietly on the vine?
SIMON WARRINER Is it just me, or did this story die quietly on the vine. An inquiry by politicians about the need...
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US knew dangers of Agent Orange …
Dr MARIANN LLOYD-SMITH Another interesting piece on chemical company cover ups over Agent Orange. While they knew in 1965 there was a...
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Greens slam dishonest spin on pulp mill
KIM BOOTH The Tasmanian Greens today (Wednesday) refuted claims by the Forest Industry Association of Tasmania (FIAT) that only plantation timber will...
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Public meeting on the future of St Helens barway
JIM PLAYSTED, State Liberal candidate for Lyons The first step on the way to providing a long-term solution for the St Helens...
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Aerial spraying by-law rejected
READER Can I draw your attention to a most interesting but unexplained item in Tuesday’s Examiner ? It was on page 11...
