Tasmanian Times
State
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744Politicians on climate: a failure of wit, will and imagination
Our politicians are failing us. Our administrations are failing us. Our corporate leaders are failing us. In unison, they are marching ever...
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FOLLOW UP – GEORGES BAY TRUST PROPOSAL
Liberal Candidate for Lyons and proponent for the establishment of the Georges Bay Trust Mr Jim Playsted said today he had no...
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Mr Ferguson’s response – Rees Housing Amendment Bill
“Premier Nathan Rees’ response to the vigilante actions in Ryde against Ray (Dennis) Ferguson leaves him looking like a political lightweight with...
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GUNNS CONSUMER FRAUD? – SELLING RADIATA PINE AS BLACKWOOD
While Trashing and Incinerating Thousands of Tonnes of Real Blackwood Every Year and Exporting Furniture-Making Jobs to China! The Tasmanian Greens today...
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BARTLETT’S WATER AND SEWERAGE BILLS START TO BITE
Low Income Earners to be Hit Hard The Tasmanian Greens today released a new water and sewerage bill from the new Southern...
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Gunns’ mill, plantation jobs cut
TIMBER firm Gunns Limited is seeking up to 35 redundancies at its woodchip mills and plantation division. The redundancies come as Gunns...
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Paper maker Stora Enso to lay off up to 1,100 workers, close mills in Finland
HELSINKI — Stora Enso Oyj said Wednesday it will lay off up to 1,100 workers, cut production and close mills in Finland...
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Independent blueprint for social inclusion welcomed
· Social Inclusion strategy welcomed as a blueprint for immediate action for current and future governments in Tasmania · The Plan paints...
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Parks cuts to hurt industry
TASMANIAN tourism operators want a rethink of a 16 per cent cut to the state’s Parks and Wildlife Service, warning it will...
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Snapshots of the Tamar
I was concieved on a small boat on the Tamar in late 1953. My parents love of the river was, and is,...
