Issue No.13 October 2003
Governor one day, holiday the next
Aphrodite Drinkwater gets it right ...
APHRODITE DRINKWATER
Come in, Spinners
Tasmanian politicians have been an interesting bunch to observe over
the past few weeks, not the least for how they have been playing the press
gallery ... tasmaniantimes.com's Political Editor Rodney Delta-Post watches,
fascinated, from the sidelines ...
RODNEY DELTA-POST
Is this true, Jim?
Aphrodite Drinkwater hears some fascinating news about the new Gov...
APHRODITE DRINKWATER
Evan Rolley and Southwood (1)
Mr Rolley tried to
reassure the audience that Forestry Tasmania’s sunny, optimistic claims about the project’s
alleged benefits to the community had withstood full economic, environmental and social scrutiny ...
NEIL CREMASCO
The devils' disease
The latest ....
LINKS
The Worm burrows deep
tasmaniantimes.com has been
infiltrated by the ghastly Worm ... but the forces of good are fighting back ...
By GALAHAD
Our joy at Our Mary
The Hag, moist of eye and slightly unsteady on her feet at the wondrous news about
Our Mary suggests some appropriate wedding attire ...
THE HAG
Don't miss George and John
Top reading/listening from
George Monbiot and John Pilger ...
LINKS
That clearfell pledge
Spin or substance?
HAG
Aphrodite's hot idea for Antarctic Adventure
Now, this would be a cool idea ...
APHRODITE DRINKWATER
Cop-outs and political correctness
This is not intended to single out the Lord Mayor for particular
criticism.
Rather, it's an example of how political thinking on the occasion of
state
anniversaries overrides the complexities of historical thinking - a
subject
scrutinised by Marilyn Lake.
MARGARETTA POS
The Green Factor
And talking of repetition. Note the recycling in the following ...
By THE ROVING EYE
The missing masterpiece
The Tasmanian National Parks Association has been following with great interest
the incredible tale of the recently found ‘missing
masterpiece’ by Italian Master Leonardo da Vinci ... GREG WOOD
Hands off Maria ... again
The alarm bells should be ringing again for a concerned public over
the State Government’s intentions for Maria Island ...
THE OLD BEAR
LAST
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