Tasmanian Times
Politics
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Politics, Police and the Mall
Nostradamus Like it or not, old age catches up with us, one way or another. Creaking joints and aching bones become more...
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Why has Tasmania regressed so much?
Chris Harries JON (16), whether or not Mr Bartlett is corrupt or just happy to go along with the status quo is...
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Something interesting to read …
A Reader Something interesting to read … The fallout from the 2004 election is still being felt in all the political parties,...
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Obama to regulate ‘pollutant’
Richard Black Environment correspondent, BBC News website The US government is to regulate carbon dioxide emissions, having decided that it and five...
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The toxic open drain
Mike Bolan Issue 36 of ‘The Big Picture’ leads with an exploration of how to make sense of contradictory stories and reports,...
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Herbicide Used in Argentina Could Cause Birth Defects
Latin American Herald Tribune, April 14 2008 http://tiny.cc/CbFSd BUENOS AIRES – The herbicide used on genetically modified soy – Argentina’s main crop...
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Biofools
via Jon Sumby A year or more ago a set of research showed that biofuels added to global warming and were not...
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Get Adult Ed out of the network …
Lynn Jarvis Friends of Adult Education Meeting votes: Get Adult Ed out of the Community Knowledge Network A repeated theme of the...
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How Labor’s elite rules …
Mark Worley Sunday Tasmanian THE leaders of Tasmania’s government business enterprises are paid more than $3 million a year combined. A salary...
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Michael Aird in the …
Sue Neales Mercury Comment Treasurer Michael Aird has admitted water prices are likely to rise by 10 per cent or an average...
