Tasmanian Times
State
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Gunns is not turning a blind eye
JOHN GAY, Executive Chairman, Gunns Ltd Dear Mr Langfield, Re:- Illegal Activities on a Tasmanian State Forest Conservation Reserve adjacent to “Armitstead”....
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928Proof that Launceston air cannot take the pulp mill
GARRY STANNUS Launceston. Northern Tasmania. These pictures show Launceston and the Tamar as it was on the morning Kim Booth demonstrated “proof...
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Let’s debate: A challenge to Vanessa Goodwin, Wendy Heatley
JAMES CROTTY, Independent candidate for Pembroke Congratulations Wendy. The Greens couldn’t have picked a better candidate. We have the opportunity to raise...
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Duck River poison woe (2)
Dr ALISON BLEANEY DPIW site – pesticide monitoring of water catchments- flood monitoring -24-6-09- shows MCPA, 7 June to 10 June, continuously...
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On the streets
ABC ONLINE The Tasmanian Government has conceded the number of homeless people in the state is rising. A study from the Royal...
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Mill: The $3b property value loss
MIKE BOLAN Around 50,000 home and business owners in the Tamar valley find their property values under severe threat from this proposal...
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Threats to the devil
ABC ONLINE The tasmanian devil is at risk of extinction from a deadly facial cancer, but plans to save it are being...
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Ralphs Bay: Threat to windsurfing
ABC ONLINE The public hearing into a canal housing estate proposal near Hobart has been told the project would ruin the state’s...
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Heatley: Green for Pembroke
NICK MCKIM, Green Leader Greens launch senior public servant and lawyer as Pembroke candidateWendy Heatley: Heat on Labor Unaccountability and Climbing Costs...
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Proof that Launceston air cannot take pulp mill
KIM BOOTH, Greens Pulp Mill spokesperson, www.tas.greens.org.au. City Threatens To Breach Pollution Limit The Tasmanian Greens today labelled Labor and Liberal support...
