Tasmanian Times
Politics
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Lake Margaret and the Hydro
A Reader … And …OBJECTIONS to Hydro Tasmania’s plans to demolish the historic wooden stave pipeline at Lake Margaret close today, WEDNESDAY,...
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Pulp modelling: rubbish in, rubbish out
Super Model It is however interesting how scientific modelling is increasingly being used as a political tool in Tasmania. All physical models...
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The bully and Ralphs Bay
Rick Pilkington, Citizen Contributing to this is Premier Paul Lennon’s apparent inability to accept any sort of criticism or blame for the...
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Toxic or not … that is the question
Dr Alison Bleaney If the pulp mill effluent is toxic — in what way is it actually toxic? how will this be...
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Big Brother is watching you
David Obendorf On the morning that the letter of reply appeared, I received a ‘not happy’ email from a senior DPWI officer...
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Premier promises to protect Tasmanians from bushfires
John Maddock, Citizen Reporter In answer to an earlier question from the committee chairman Jim Wilkinson MLC, on the price Forestry Tasmania...
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Lennon and Walker’s magical fantasy
Cassy O’Connor If he pulls this one off, the bonanza is all his … bargain basement public land sold to those rich...
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Gunns and pulp and share price
That share price: Latest Stock Market detail: Here And, download: Crikey’s Stephen Mayne on the pulp mill And the Commsec report: Gunns:...
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Toughest, trickiest, smartest, most ruthless, most resilient little political operators
Nick Evers This whole grubby story is yet a further reminder that our federal parliament has increasingly become overloaded with politicians at...
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Thanks, mate
Peg Putt, Press Release The Tasmanian Greens today blew the whistle on the TT Line syphoning tourism accommodation business directly to Federal...
