Tasmanian Times
State
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Sewerage reform blow-out
MERCURY COUNCILS are predicting “financial catastrophe” as water and sewerage reforms start to hit ratepayers. Liberal leader Will Hodgman said yesterday some...
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Gottliebsen as agent provocateur
JOHN LAWRENCE If only the large institutional shareholders who now hold approximately 85% of Gunns, took Robert G’s advice. For God’s sake...
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A humbling experience
CHARLES and CLAIRE GILMOUR It was a humbling experience to visit and talk with the on site forest defenders from Still Wild...
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Crotty for Pembroke
LINDSAY TUFFIN HOBART lawyer James Crotty will stand as an independent for the seat of Pembroke in the Legislative Council election on...
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Those fugitive odours
TONY SADDINGTON Apart from start up, modern Kraft pulp mills tend to run almost odour free for the first 2 to 3...
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Detailed analysis of the Wielangta decision
Malcolm of Hobart There is a detailed analysis of the Wielangta decision in Chapter 6 of the Interim Report into the Independent...
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Pistol-whipped
ROBERT GOTTLIEBSEN, Business Spectator The Gunns pulp project in Northern Tasmania could start construction within three months but for one problem –...
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Gunns knew fugitive emission would be a problem years ago
KIM BOOTH, Govt Should Release Relevant RPDC Documents, www.tas.greens.org.au And, Read Conor Duffy’s 7.30 Report report, below or link: Here. And refuting...
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FEA: From bad to worse; MIS trials and tribulations
JOHN LAWRENCE Last Friday’s ASX announcement foreshadowed MIS sales for 2009 to be significantly less than $60 million achieved in 2006 and...
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Tasmanians lose $92m on pokies in first five months ….
KIM BOOTH, Greens gaming spokesman The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Bartlett Government to reveal how much is too much after...
