Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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Smoke, Pesticides: Open letters to Lara Giddings, David Llewellyn
BREAK O’DAY CATCHMENT RISK GROUP, June 26 Thirty one scientists and medical practitioners have asked the Tasmanian State Government to follow the...
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Heritage through art
PERCY FROM THE PEWS Hobart City Council Alderman Helen Burnet made a significant observation in her continuing strong support for the restoration...
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It’s not just the birds
ISLA MACGREGOR, Whistleblowers Tasmania Bells are ringing … On the 14th March 2007 the National Toxics Network put out a Media Release:...
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Rosebery and its semi-liquid tailings dump …
FRANK CAMPBELL, Posted Saturday, 11 July 2009 at 10:41 am, CRIKEY: Is Rosebery a health hazard? As a boy growing up in...
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After 10 years of working in the front-line of social work …
BRIAN Unfortunately, the most we can expect the state government to do is commission a study into homelessness, review it in a...
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911Proof that Launceston air cannot take the pulp mill
GARRY STANNUS Launceston. Northern Tasmania. These pictures show Launceston and the Tamar as it was on the morning Kim Booth demonstrated “proof...
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Duck River poison woe (2)
Dr ALISON BLEANEY DPIW site – pesticide monitoring of water catchments- flood monitoring -24-6-09- shows MCPA, 7 June to 10 June, continuously...
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On the streets
ABC ONLINE The Tasmanian Government has conceded the number of homeless people in the state is rising. A study from the Royal...
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Ralphs Bay: Threat to windsurfing
ABC ONLINE The public hearing into a canal housing estate proposal near Hobart has been told the project would ruin the state’s...
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Proof that Launceston air cannot take pulp mill
KIM BOOTH, Greens Pulp Mill spokesperson, www.tas.greens.org.au. City Threatens To Breach Pollution Limit The Tasmanian Greens today labelled Labor and Liberal support...
