Attacks on investigation are disturbing
David O’Byrne has conducted himself properly since being accused of sexual harassment and should be promoted to ensure fairness reigns, argues GREG BARNS.
Opinion
Peace in salmon war lies on the land
Land-based farming is the only answer to ensure the future of the state’s salmon industry, argues RICHARD FLANAGAN.
So damn lucky in our slice of heaven
With Tasmania having so far been spared the worst of the fallout from the pandemic, Charles Wooley ponders whether we really are the chosen people.
Climate change: ‘We’re all part of the problem’
It’s hard to imagine what kind of hippie caveman lifestyle one would need to lead in order to advocate for clean energy without being a hypocrite, writes Kenji Sato.
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What’s the holdup on Tasmania’s multi-billion dollar Marinus cable?
ANDREW WILKIE: Tasmanian Government is on a go-slow on project worth jobs and billions to the state
Opinion: Ineffectual bill is a tremendous loss of opportunity
March 3, 2020 could have been a true watershed for Australian survivors of sexual assault.
High school for Brighton a win for local kids
RONDA COCKSHUTT: Students won’t have to travel out of the area any more
Learn from mainland and skip lousy container schemes
JEFF ANGEL: Tasmania should tread carefully on its container refund scheme — because, after lobbying, some interstate models make taking part too hard
Love him or loathe him, Abetz is great for ratings
When it comes to Tasmania, mainland journalists show little interest in our state. But there is one thing they ask me about – they all know Senator Eric Abetz, writes CHARLES WOOLEY.
Editorial: Be prepared but sensible
Enough with the stockpiling of toilet paper, please. There is a fine line between being prepared, sensible and taking precautions and being hysterical.
The figures that show Hobart needs a co-ed city high school
LISA DENNY: A growing Hobart needs a co-educational public secondary school
Awareness is surging, yet we’re not hearing from family violence victims
ALINA THOMAS: We have an opportunity now to hear from survivors
Leave Hobart’s big planning decisions with council
BRIAN CORR: Steer clear of planning authorities that don’t represent the people
Boaties dice with death by using dodgy life jackets
LIA MORRIS: Life-saving gear isn’t much good to you if it’s missing crucial parts
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