Tasmanian Times
Politics
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One hundred days, but who’s counting?
Nostradamus As an “accidental” Premier, Mr. Bartlett has certainly not been able to enjoy a honeymoon or even a holiday. The best...
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Gunns shows contempt
Bob McMahon TAP MR “Tasmanians urge the Premier to stick to his deadline and not allow himself to be played for a...
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UTAS alumni propose new name for Law School
James Beaumont “It’s a well-established brand around Australia”, said Beaumont. “When people hear Piggott Wood & Baker, they think mortgage finance and...
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Tassie wood to fire Japan power plants
Nick Clark Mercury TASMANIAN wood will be exported to Japan for use in wood-fired power plants, says Forestry Tasmania managing director Bob...
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Liberals reject railyards
ABC Online The Tasmanian Opposition says it will not support the Government’s preference to build a new Royal Hobart Hospital on the...
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Gunns: Hoist by their own petards
Mike Bolan As amateurs, Gunns relied too much on Jaakko Poyry, who were in the business of selling them a pulp mill...
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Parliament is now closed … against the people
Garry Stannus Download a citizen’s account of last week’s Albert Hall parliamentary protest: Parliament_sat_for_two_weeks_in_the_Albert_Hall_in_Launces….pdf
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Gunns pulp mill class action: Register of Interest
Tasmanians Against the Pulp Mill Gunns Ltd is still pursuing its goal of a very large chemical pulp mill in the Tamar...
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A few hecklers
Neil Smith Section 11 is well-known as the most infamous, but look also at 4(3) – the quasi-divine “consultant” (who worked for...
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A national tragedy
Dr Warwick Raverty The second failure of Australia to secure sustainable value adding for its carbon sequestering plantation forests is a national...
