Tasmanian Times
State
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Off to the Feds for rail salvation
MICHAEL STEDMAN, Mercury THE State Government will buy back Tasmania’s ailing rail operations, taking over from November 30.The State Government and Pacific...
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Rail collapses, Government left to pick up the pieces
JEREMY ROCKLIFF Today’s announcement by the Infrastructure Minister, Graeme Sturges, confirms that rail has collapsed in Tasmania and the Government has been...
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Gay on pulp mill panel
EXAMINER GUNNS Ltd executive chairman John Gay has been named on a Federal Government strategy panel that will undertake a comprehensive review...
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Bartlett’s outrageous hypocrisy
PETER HENNING Bartlett himself, of course, has at least two members of the families of past Labor premiers working in his own...
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Mr Broden, Congratulations and please help protect Tasmania’s forests – The Wilderness Society
WILDERNESS SOCIETY. Södra set pulp mill conditions More than 4,000 signatures and less than two days after our original online action to...
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MIS critics spit chips. Triple blow for scheme investors
WEEKLY TIMES CRITICS of managed investment schemes have savaged the forestry industry for its continued vigorous support of the sector. Read more...
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The dinosaurs around Bartlett
GENUINELY WISH I DIDN’T HAVE TO USE AN ALIAS, BUT I think a large part of problem with Bartlett is the dinosaurs...
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Bay plan a blight
DAVID KILLICK Mercury THE Ralph’s Bay development would be a “blight on the landscape”, an inquiry has heard. Privately-held developers Walker Corporation...
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Burch loses bid for Kons restraining order
ABC ONLINE An application to place a restraining order on Labor backbencher Steve Kons has failed in the Burnie Magistrates Court. Former...
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Derailed
SUE NEALES TASMANIAN rail operator Asciano has secretly put its 31 Tasmanian locomotives up for sale to be removed from the state....
