Tasmanian Times
State
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Cox, a bribe. Brown, legally not at all clear
Brian Walters SC In the case of Jim Cox, money was offered for him to vote against his own party. This was...
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Lennon won’t budge
Tim Martain Sunday Tasmanian DEFIANT Paul Lennon is determined to stay on as Premier, despite a major poll last week showing only...
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Questions for Bob Brown
Michael Lester Just think of this scenario for a minute…if Cox had failed to report Rouse to police, the police wouldn’t have...
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C’mon boy, do it!
Hag FOR god’s sake Bartlett, don’t listen to the political savvy of old warhorses like Fieldy. Their advice is centred on a...
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Lennon faces the axe
Sue Neales Mercury PAUL Lennon’s days as Tasmanian Premier appear to be numbered. A leadership challenge from Deputy Premier David Bartlett is...
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ANZ to decline Gunns funding
Business Spectator Banking sources say ANZ will not provide funding to timber group Gunns Ltd for its controversial Tasmanian pulp mill project,...
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Labor suffers huge poll slump
Sue Neales Mercury THE Lennon Government has suffered a massive slump in popularity in the past two months, with its level of...
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Dumped on by Jim Bacon, but Anna was right …
Lindsay Tuffin RECENT news about the possibility of a major contemporary art development on Hobart’s waterfront was greeted with enthusiasm by the...
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Bob Brown, I am stunned
I AM stunned by Senator Bob Brown’s revelation on ABC and in the Mercury that he has twice been offered bribes and...
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A Hart for Gunns?
Lindsay Tuffin IS Gunns is doing a deal with Graeme Hart for the pulp mill and Tasmanian Premier Paul Lennon has gone...
