We’re still falling for ‘the old lie’ about war
War is hell, but the real nightmare often lays in wait for those who return, with new figures revealing a shocking statistic, writes SIMON BEVILACQUA.
Opinion
How subs deal freezes Tassie’s polar profits
Hope springs eternal in the business breast and Fader and friends might now be better advised to pursue business with our allies rather than our ideological opponents, writes Charles Wooley
Sending kids to daycare doesn’t make you a bad mum
I hate the term “self-care” but as I consider sending my daughter to daycare I realise it’s necessary, says Edwina Bartholomew.
‘Covid in our community is a reality’: Why it’s time to lock in Tassie’s path to freedom
As vaccination rates rise, we must see restrictions eased across Tasmania and the full return of the freedoms we once took for granted. HAVE YOUR SAY >>
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Navigating a storm ahead
EDITORIAL: Tasmania’s finances are travelling well at the moment. With a projected surplus and negative net debt, it’s the equivalent of having a good job and cash in the bank.
Letters to the Editor, March 9, 2020
In your Letters to the Editor today: Coronavirus, vaping, the road toll and politics
Bevilacqua: Battery of a nation … or global powerhouse?
Why not do away with the cables altogether and focus on supplying 100 per cent renewable energy to firms that base themselves in Tasmania
Build a Hobart high school but watch the other schools shrink
TERRY POLGLASE: First make a plan, because families send children to high-income areas
Talk to exporters before moving Spirit terminal to Geelong
MICHAEL BAILEY: TT-Line and government must consult on Geelong port call
Waterbirds are escaping mainland drought — so don’t shoot them
ERIC WOEHLER: Shooting season starts as Tasmania becomes a refuge for drought-stricken waterbirds
More women living in poverty as super shortfall hits hard
NAOMI EDWARDS: Governments must act to reduce the number of women in poverty
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
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