Tasmanian Times
Democracy Tasmania
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Declaration of Justice and Democracy
Tasmanians Against the Pulp Mill An outcome of the ‘Restore Democracy – Stop the Pulpmill – Repeal PMAA A blueprint towards the...
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Challenge to end our Dark Age
Sue Neales Mercury Comment Just as important, though, in Bartlett’s gamut of proposals was a little-publicised promise to crack down on the...
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Public support for corruption watchdog
ABC Online The push for a corruption commission in Tasmania is gaining momentum. About 150 people discussed the idea at a public...
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Inquiry bid fails
ABC Online A push to establish a commission of inquiry to look into the allegation against Tasmania’s Police Commissioner Jack Johnston has...
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Restore Democracy Tent
Bob McMahon TAP sets up its Restore Democracy Tent in Launceston’s City Park today to provide an alternative to parliament sitting in...
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Burnside backs watchdog
Michael Stedman Mercury PROMINENT human rights lawyer Julian Burnside, QC, has endorsed calls for an independent body to investigate corruption in Tasmania....
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Dilemmas of democracy
David Miliband UK Foreign Secretary Democracy is not an overnight sensation. It takes tens, sometimes hundreds, of years. It suffers setbacks, periods...
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The forked tongue of infidelity
Ben Quin Hark back to a blustering Doug Parkinson. When the Kons affair first broke into news, he assured Tasmanians that there...
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Challenge to ‘democratist’ Bartlett
Kim Booth Greens MR Greens Shadow Pulp Mill spokesperson Kim Booth MP said that concerns raised during debate on the fast-track pulp...
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Police Commissioner steps down, Lennon link
Sue Neales Mercury Saturday Aug 16 FORMER premier Paul Lennon has emerged as the central figure in the shock standing aside of...
