Forrest’s chutzpah is not welcome in Tasmania
Warnings about the cost of green hydrogen should be a red light to gullible politicians who fall for billionaire Andrew Forrest’s pleas for corporate welfare, writes GREG BARNS.
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Business Council boss: ‘It’s time to come together’
As the world transitions to a cleaner, green future we need to remember we’re all in this together, says Business Council of Australia CEO Jennifer Westacott.
Conversion on the road to Glasgow
If ScoMo returns as the beaming, born-again Green Lantern of Australian eco-politics he might garner enough votes to be around long enough to put solar panels on the Lodge
Lego is right to make its toys free of gender bias
At our house, our daughter may eventually pivot to princesses but for now she is perfectly happy playing with trucks, says Edwina Bartholomew.
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Back your favourite shop or cafe — even without spending money a click away
LOUISE GRIMMER: Tasmania’s shops and cafes are fast changing how they do business — and we can help, even without spending
Time to be proud of our Premier
EDITORIAL: For Peter Gutwein, battling the coronavirus outbreak isn’t about playing politics, winning votes or gaining the public’s admiration — it’s about saving lives, and it’s personal.
Letters to the Editor, April 3, 2020
In your Letters to the Editor today: Supermarket food limits, heroes on shop battle lines and money.
Tasmanian police want testing as they battle to stay safe in new roles
COLIN RILEY: Officers want coronavirus tests and more gear to excel in the new normal
Tassie dentists focus on urgent cases as they manage dwindling gear
LEN CROCOMBE and ALEX DU BOIS: Masks in short supply as dentists tailor their workloads, so care for your teeth
Former NSW panel chief: Major Projects reform can work in Tasmania
PAM ALLEN: A panel at arm’s length from the government can make good decisions
To serve our communities, publishers need a level playing field
MICHAEL MILLER: Australian Government must rein in digital giants, confront Google and strengthen press freedom
Governments must step in for childcare
EDITORIAL: While governments have their hands full trying to fight the war against COVID-19, there are pinch points that remain unsolved – such as daycare.
Letters to the Editor, April 2, 2020
In your Letters to the Editor today: Gowns and masks for hospital staff, don’t let the big end of town override us and life in lockdown.
Justice on the move in Tasmanian tribunal shift
ELISE ARCHER: Tasmania is the only state without a single tribunal
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