Tasmanian Times
Society
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The opposite direction
Mike Bolan Again from the perspective of wanting a better Australia, we find that our governments are taking us in the opposite...
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Let’s see a proper debate
Michael West Tamar The Tasmanian business leaders want a bigger population for more profits (Examiner 5 December 2008). But hoping for population...
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Our Current Overworked, Under-resourced Ombudsman Tasmania
Sven Wiener A final conclusion has been arrived at by Ombudsman Tasmania. They are unwilling to investigate the standoff over the West...
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Sounds like the History Wars
Garry Stannus This discussion sounds like the history wars. Max as Keith Windshuttle, Justa as Henry Reynolds. And Jim Everett? I’m prejudiced...
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The decision must be made lawfully
James Crotty However, the entity should also be free to choose within the law what advertising it will accept. For example, there...
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John West, a printing press on a cart … and TT
Peter Henning This is seriously detrimental for Tasmanians. There are times when the media takes to task those who criticize its performance,...
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The ad they wouldn’t run
Barry Brannan FOLLOWING international coverage of a London-based atheist bus advertising campaign backed by Richard Dawkins, the Atheist Foundation of Australia is...
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Global warming: Faster, stronger, sooner
Jon Sumby CLIMATE change is happening much faster than the world’s best scientists predicted and will wreak havoc unless action is taken...
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Armistice Day – the most egregious exclusion
Peter Henning Earlier on Tas Times: Armistice Day: The egregious exclusion of Tasmania’s military nurses Why is it, that among the many...
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Armistice Day: The egregious exclusion of Tasmania’s military nurses
Peter Henning Inadvertently, I think, the supplement also revealed what we as a society have chosen not to memorialize in the past...
