Tasmanian Times
Politics
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Pulp, seals and dioxin (2)
Jon Sumby The mistake in this part of the Gunns IIS may lead readers to a wrong conclusion about the ability of...
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Pulp, seals and dioxin
Jon Sumby Gunns continually dismiss any issue with dioxin pollution. Dioxins are the most poisonous and persistent chemicals we know; they don’t...
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Unravelling political spin and established mythology
DAvid Obendorf So, when a tenacious and persistent inquiry successfully tests the veracity of political spin or creative myth making, I’m always...
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Amazing Scenes: Fun in Journalism
Evan Whitton Sol said: ‘The oldest rule of journalism, and the most forgotten, is to tell the customers what is really going...
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Exposing the TEC
Polly Watch Congratulations to the Tasmanian Times writer of this article, 100 days and The Emperor, for giving a full history of...
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100 days and The Emperor
Tasmanian Times On the second anniversary of the article that sparked one of the more remarkable controversies in recent Tasmanian political history,...
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The Barra winner cops another serve
Media Watch We have our doubts about some regional media — amongst them the Launceston Examiner. Read more here Earlier: How The...
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Mr Thomas, who never replies
Vica Bayley, The Wilderness Society In October 2005, at the instigation of The Wilderness Society, I met with Damon Thomas. This followed...
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100 days
Peg Putt, Press Release “It has been a bleak first one hundred days of the third Labor government with the dire situation...
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Pulping the truth about water
THE PROPONENTS of the Pulp Mill currently propose to extract 29Giga litres of water from the Trevallyn Dam and then pump this...
