Tasmanian Times
Health
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Fluoride fears
I have been interested in the effects of flouride on the human brain and began to research the history of flouride being...
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LIBERAL AND LABOR COMBINE TO DEFEAT TRIAZINE BAN MOVE
Big Parties Prioritise Forestry Over Human Health www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today expressed their extreme disappointment at the couldn’t-care-less-attitude of the Bartlett...
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1.0KShutdown. No more answers from the Health Department
Health Minister Lara Giddings and Health Department secretary David Roberts (pictured) have refused to answer any further questions from Tasmanian Times about...
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Tasmanian unions call for mandatory labelling of products containing nanomaterials
Unions Tasmanian today hosted a panel of experts as part of Safe Work Tasmania Week who explored the growing concerns around the...
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Why triazines and EDCs should be banned
Triazines and EDCs and why they should be banned in Tasmania. (Sent to Members of the Tasmanian House of Assembly this (Tuesday)...
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POKIE LOSSES CONTINUE TO CLIMB
Gaming Commission Annual Report Reveals www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today continued their attack on the Labor government over pokie machines, saying that...
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TRIAZINE BAN TO BE DEBATED
139 Contamination Results 139 Too Many www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today detailed in the Parliament water contamination test results which reveal that...
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Who says it’s green to burn woodchips?
Woodchip power stations are set for a boom. But conservationists are increasingly challenging their green credentials. Read more here Graham Mole, The...
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Herbicide pollution shocker
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Bleak days at Cape Grim as beef bashed
Cape Grim Beef, the high-grade product of local company Greenham, is GM-free, hormone-free, antibiotic-free and fed entirely on non-irrigated pasture. The jet...
