Tasmanian Times
State
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Lines in the sand, when broken …
Peter Henning Bartlett himself has before him in the next two weeks one of the most significant opportunities ever presented to a...
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Outdated, prejudiced
Saul Eslake The Davidson-Novak Report reflects outdated assumptions and prejudices about Tasmania … Download this critique: Merc_op-ed_on_Davidson-Novak_Nov_2008.pdf Download letter from Davidson, Novak...
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Digital catch-up
Digital Tasmania Hobart, TAS, 10 November 2008 – Digital Tasmania welcomes today’s announcement of an agreement between Aurora and Basslink, allowing for...
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The kind of despair
Jane Rankin-Reid Wes makes a point well worth considering. Is there any connection between the kind of despair young people experience in...
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Nothing happens in a vacuum…
James Crotty The rot that was festered by previous governments of both complexions lingers. Advisers infest the governance of the state. Decisions...
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Why, Mr Lennon?
Dr Warwick Raverty If matters are all strictly according to what Lennon has said in the Examiner today, why did the ALP...
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Tasmania, situation normal
Nostradamus If the Bartlett government thinks certain issues will go away, they are gravely mistaken (and yes, that includes the railways, an...
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We run over them all the time
Garry Stannus THERE is a certain driving culture out there. This bird was in the way. No, I didn’t hit it, I...
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Collapse presents a rare opportunity
Mike Bolan This article is based on a submission that I made directly to Minister John Faulkner after the Community Cabinet. He...
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We don’t want to kill the planet …
Garry Stannus Citizen Reporter Matthew Kaeo Landon-Lane put his hand up, as did many others. PM Rudd spotted him and asked him...
