Tasmanian Times
Planning/Heritage
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1.0KCOMMENT: Does the Tasmanian Government really know what its policy is on pathology privatisation?
The Minister for State Growth, Matthew Groom, emphatically told State Parliament on Wednesday last week that the Hodgman Government’s policy was that...
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Urgent patients waiting months or years for care
*Pic: The buck stops here … Tasmanian Health Minister Michael Ferguson … Patients in need of urgent attention are being made to...
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State Government considers secret private bid for public ‘medical services’
The State Government is refusing to disclose details of unsolicited bids received by the Office of the Coordinator-General from companies pitching proposals...
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Trust’s ‘disgraceful amendment’. Keep the mountain as is, says Don Knowler …
*Pic: Under threat? The Organ Pipes on Mt Wellington … The Wellington Park Management Trust (WPMT) has approved the amendment to the...
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Time for a permanent Ban on Fracking
This week the nation has collectively mourned the loss of fifth generation Queensland farmer George Bender. It was a tragedy that George...
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PLANNING: Open Letter to the Legislative Councillors … bill passes …
Image from here ‘The single planning scheme is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re going to get’ The...
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PLANNING: An Open Letter to MLCs
26th October 2015 Members of the Legislative Council Parliament House Hobart Tasmania 7000 By email to each Member. An Open Letter to...
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Tarkine Vandalism: More Forestry Untruths Exposed …
For almost half a century Tasmanians have heard little variation to the monotonous theme that woodchipping is merely cleaning up the logging...
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Lambie meets with Fox and talks about a Fast Cat Ferry service for Bass Strait
*Pic: Jacqui Lambie with Lindsay Fox … Independent Senator for Tasmania, Jacqui Lambie has met with one of Australia’s leading businessmen Lindsay...
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Hundreds without life savings. Burning-off’s limits. ‘Another handout for Forestry …’
Initially billed as low-risk investments, failed timber and agri-business schemes around the country have now cost thousands of Australian investors their life...
