Tasmanian Times
State
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The outcome nobody predicted?
IN 2002 Labor was re-elected in a landslide win with 14 seats to seven for the Liberals and four for the Greens....
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Tassie media off the mark
CONTRARY to mainstream media predictions, it is highly likely that the Tasmanian Greens will retain their four seats in the House of...
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Franklin firms, Bass unclear
I haven’t put much online since the rather hurried piece on the night of the election and quite a deal has changed...
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Lifting the smoke-screen
ONLY days after the state election Hobart was covered in a pall of smoke from a forestry burn-off. Likewise days before the...
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Brethren and the bearpit
An extract: March 27, 2006 IN the dying moments of Tasmania’s election campaign, people wearing animal masks drove through the streets of...
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Why Labor is dominant
Dear … After our discussion on Friday evening, I thought I would write to you about some of the issues that we...
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1.5KForests protected: another tall story
TWO days after the election the police moved into the Styx Valley to apprehend a small band of protesters. An arrest was...
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Tasmania transformed?
WHEN it comes to the anti-Green ads that featured in the Tasmanian election what’s the real issue? Is it majority government, anonymous...
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The immature Greens
IN more than 20 years as a political journalist and four as a political staffer, reporting on and observing seven State elections,...
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What happens next
We are the Masters of the Universe … now watch us at play: • The fire works are unleashed They voted for...
