Tasmanian Times
Politics
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Pulp mill tax threat
Simon Bevilacqua A TAX ruling threatens to sink Gunns Ltd’s proposed $1.4 billion pulp mill. A federal proposal to reduce tax breaks...
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Forestry is destroying communities
Bob Loone Air and water pollution has reached an alarming level. The poisons and green wood-smoke particles which cause lung infections, heart...
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Is it time to call, Enough!?
Polly Watch, Average Punter Trusting that one day soon more average punters will say “Enough!” and demand accountability from the lying sloths...
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Super Annoyed retires from Tasmanian Times!
Super Annoyed The new asylum laws are the disgusting final straws for this camel’s back. I think there is a good chance...
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The failure on threatened species
Christine Milne The same goes for the pulp mill. We have very clear evidence that logging across Tasmania is sending these species...
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The sorry state of debate
Sue Neales, Mercury SO what is stopping the openness, tolerance and willingness to make amends exhibited over all these issues, being extended...
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Letters from Bob
Bob Loone Trees are the tool Corporations use to attract money from investors. Plantations inflict serious economic and environmental impacts on small...
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Biofuel babble
phill Parsons The geniuses at the major car companies have just released new lines of gas guzzlers so that Australian families living...
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Foxes: How do you feel about taking that risk?
Nick Mooney The chances of finding corroborative evidence of a fox or any other individual small animal in a complex, vegetated landscape...
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Devil disease progress
THEY traced the source of a cancer that affects dogs around the world to a single wolf or dog, which probably lived...
