Tasmanian Times
State
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WHY HAS DAVID BARTLETT ALLOWED WORK TO BEGIN ON THE PULP MILL SITE WHEN PERMIT CONCERNS WERE RAISED
TAP Into A Better Tasmania expressed outrage today that community concerns have again been disregarded by Tasmania’s State Government. Questions about the...
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Teacher stop-works
Next week’s proposed wide-spread teacher stop-works which will affect a large majority of our students. To that extent, we are extremely disappointed...
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654Government must investigate potential illegal vegetation clearance at pulp mill site
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Optus wireless rollout great for Tasmanians, but bad news for Rudd’s National Broadband Networ
ADDING to growing doubts over the roll-out of the Rudd Government’s National Broadband Network (NBN) in Tasmania, a new wireless network has...
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Improved Workers Compensation Package Welcomed
Unions today welcomed the reforms to Tasmania’s workers rehabilitation and compensation legislation which passed through the House of Assembly last night. Unions...
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Welcome support for King Island renewable grid
The Greens today welcomed federal funding to help King Island develop its plans to switch to 100% renewable power. “Congratulations to all...
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State and Federal Labor fail Tassie’s storm-affected dairy farmers
State and Federal Labor have failed Tasmania’s battling dairy farmers, Tasmanian Liberal Senator and Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry...
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PULP DEBATE AXING SYMPTOM OF UNHEALTHY RELATIONSHIP
The axing of the pulp mill debate in parliament last night, was a symptom of an ongoing unhealthy relationship between timber companies...
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AIRD BUNGLES AGAIN
Water and Sewerage Annual Reports Not Tabled www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today revealed that Treasurer Michael Aird has not complied with the...
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Greg Barns to introduce Andrew Wilkie
SUNDAY 22 NOVEMBER 2.30 PM @ SMOLT SALAMANCA You are invited to join Andrew Wilkie at a fundraiser for his election campaign...
