Tasmanian Times
Society
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Ah, that’s why …
TONY HULL I’m from South Australia and recently took a driving holiday around Tasmania. I was driving between Strahan and Devonport when...
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Mouseland…
AUTHOR UNKNOWN It’s the story of a place called Mouseland. Mouseland was a place where all the little mice lived and played,...
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Economic and Ecological Crises, the Change Vector and Marx
MAX BOUND Marxism, as an analytical, tool can help to provoke creative thinking in terms of how we might develop ideas and...
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Return… skilled Tasmanians
ALEX WADSLEY Exit Young Tasmanians … return skilled Tasmanians with experience and money. It’s not a bad deal really. Read this comment...
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‘Trees of life’ are vital food source
MIRANDA SPITTELER The “famine food” of trees can keep drought-hit communities alive when all other food crops fail, says Miranda Spitteler. In...
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How can it be said to be a university at all?
ROBERT SCOTNEY To Mr Academic in 10, Interesting how meaning mutates over time – to think of the “Left” being part of...
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US knew dangers of Agent Orange …
Dr MARIANN LLOYD-SMITH Another interesting piece on chemical company cover ups over Agent Orange. While they knew in 1965 there was a...
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Dalai dumped. Tas Uni’s $30m under threat?
ABC ONLINE Australian Greens leader Bob Brown has questioned whether the Dalai Lama has been denied an Australian university honour because of...
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How many times will Saul Eslake be bothered to spell it all out?
JONATHAN MALES, A response to: Exit young Tasmanians I left Tasmania in 1992 aged 29 and have lived in the UK (mainly...
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Limits of power
BACKGROUND BRIEFING Retired colonel in the US army and historian of international relations, Professor Andrew Bacevich argues that the US should get...
