Tasmanian Times
Politics
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Poles apart on whale slaughter
Roger Hanney An even more strongly worded press release from Environment Minister Garrett has since been removed from his homepage. What seemed...
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3.4KTiers fall on a forgotten history
Geoffrey Smedley Grandson of Edward Higgs: No, I’m not to be classed as a “Greenie”. I have just witnessed a stunningly sad...
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Dear Mr Garrett
Karl Stevens ‘Peter Garrett needs a comb as much as Tasmania needs a pulp mill’. This is a new campaign targeting Environment...
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Ian Campbell joins Sea Shepherd board
Jon Sumby MR Melbourne, Australia —The former Federal Environment Minister of Australia, the Honourable Ian Campbell has joined the International Advisory Board...
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The rise and rise of Mr Bartlett
Sue Neales Mercury DAVID Bartlett is set to become Tasmania’s next premier after winning a promotion in a major Cabinet shake-up. Mr...
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Down to the last croak
Dr Alison Bleaney St Helens Atrazine and simazine are used extensively in Tasmania as well as mainland Australia. The Canola TT (...
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George Town poll: Dear Bruce Taylor
Jim Welsh Complaint re: Examiner misquoting wording of Elector Poll while reporting its wording is confusing … Mr Jim Welsh George Town...
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North Weld Wilderness: too precious to plunder
Will Mooney Beneath the rugged rocky crown of Southern Tasmania’s World Heritage Snowy Range, a hidden tract of wilderness is in the...
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Canberra action?
Mike Bolan Of course, debt is a pretty good way of controlling people, that’s why it’s called debt bondage. How can you...
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2007 – the Turning Point
Chris Harries Tasmania can seize the moment Not everybody is convinced mind you, some still hold out that we are being hoodwinked....
