Tasmanian Times
Politics
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The greatest threat
Andrew Wilkie The existence of climate change is no longer in dispute, even if the detail is still ambiguous. But the Government...
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You reap what you sow
phill Parsons Based around the relationship between humans and the natural systems that support our quality of life, the impacts of past...
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Will Senator Minchin now admit that he misled the Senate …
Questions without notice 7 December 2006 Senator MILNE (2.39 p.m.) — My question is to the Minister representing the Prime Minister, Senator...
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Aussies’ destructive attitude to nature is just not cricket
Martin Wyness Guardian, UK In Tasmania, where I recently lived, I witnessed the destruction of vast areas of high conservation value ancient...
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Dear David Llewellyn
Buck and Joan Emberg We write this letter to you because you are one of the politicians who answers letters promptly. That...
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Leatherwood: positive … but
Bob Davey, Hedley Hoskinson, Eic Cave Press Release Disappointingly, the Premier`s response to an earlier submission has been to claim that large...
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Recession? What Saul Eslake says
Sue Neales, Mercury But ANZ chief economist Saul Eslake said there was “almost no way” the forecast economic growth rate of 3.5...
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Basslink: the ongoing disaster
Bacchus H. Barren The answer lies in the Tasmanian Governments desire to transfer part of Hydro Tasmania’s $1 billion debt to Aurora...
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Don’t miss (2) … The Law Society
What: Hon. John Dowd speech – “2006: Australia’s Human Rights Year in Review” When: Friday 8 December Time: Free drinks from 5pm,...
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The pulp mill process
Two letters … Peter Cover I would now like to call your attention to a flagrant waste of Tasmanian state money on...
