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Greenweek Archives

Below are archived editions dating back to June 2003. Each listing includes the headlines from that week.

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• » Edition 346 - Monday, 18th December, 2006
  | BOB BROWN’S HEROIC STAND  | THANKS TO FIRIES  | COMING SOON - The Green Voice  | WHAT IS MINISTER WREIDT DOING ON MACQUARIE ISLAND CRISIS?  | KINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL CONTROVERSY CAN EASILY BE RESOLVED  | TAS ROADS CANNOT HANDLE B-TRIPLES  | TOTE INQUIRY INTO RACING INDUSTRY IMPACT "CURIOUS"  
• » Edition 345 - Monday, 11th December, 2006
  | PREMIER SHOULD GIVE ROAD SAFETY CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO TRUCK DRIVERS & PUBLIC  | GREENS CALL LABOR’S BLUFF OVER LONG-AWAITED GAMING IMPACT STUDY  | STATE GREENS WILL EXERCISE CONSCIENCE VOTE ON FLAGGED THERAPEUTIC CLONING BILL  | DRUG COURT NECESSARY  | NO GOVT ANSWERS AT ECONOMIC FORUM  
• » Edition 344 - Monday, 4th December, 2006
  | GREENS SUCCESSFUL YEAR BUT LABOR ON DOWNHILL SLIDE  | TERNZ REPORT SAME AS LAMBERT  | GOVERNMENT VOTES DOWN CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION  | STILL TIME TO SAVE UPPER FLORENTINE  | BARTLETT PLAYS ‘CHRISTMAS SCROOGE’  | GREENS ATTEND NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION RALLY  
• » Edition 343 - Monday, 20th November, 2006
  | PREMIER FAILS LEADERSHIP TEST ON CHILD PROTECTION  | SUPPORT FOR STOLEN GENERATION COMPENSATION  | GREENS CALL FOR TOY POKIE MACHINES TO BE BANNED FROM SALE  | PREMIER FAILS TO COMMIT SUPPORT FOR AUSPINE WORKERS  | GREENS WELCOME KONS’ AGREEMENT TO HOLD REQUESTED ‘RENT BIDDING’ INVESTIGATION  
• » Edition 342 - Monday, 13th November, 2006
  | LOGGING VEHICLES ALL UNSTABLE  | PREMIER MUST SHOW LEADERSHIP ON CHILD PROTECTION  | GOVERNMENT SQUANDERS MASSIVE DFTD OPPORTUNITY  | FINALLY A NEW SERVICE FOR GORMANSTON & LINDA  | ORANGE ROUGHY  
• » Edition 341 - Monday, 6th November, 2006
  | ANTI-CORRUPTION COMMISSION MOVE SCUTTLED BY LENNON  | MINISTER FOR CLIMATE CHANGE NEEDED  | CSIRO BLASTS GUNNS’ PULP MILL AIR POLLUTION ASSESSMENT  | TOO MANY HOMES VACANT FOR TOO LONG  
• » Edition 340 - Monday, 30th October, 2006
  | PARLIAMENTARY PRESSURE FOR LENNON ON ICAC, LAX MINISTERIAL STANDARDS  | ‘RENT BIDDING’ UNETHICAL  | HUGE BLOW TO DEVILS SURVIVAL AS DFTD CONFIRMED IN WILDLIFE PARK  | 1080 STRATEGIC PLAN FAILS COMMUNITY EXPECTATIONS  | CONCERNS OVER QUEENSTOWN DOCTORS EXODUS  
• » Edition 339 - Monday, 23rd October, 2006
  | GREENS SUPPORT TasCOSS BUDGET SUBMISSION  | EMPTY PUBLIC HOUSING SCANDAL EXPOSED  | GOV’T DRAFT CLIMATE CHANGE RESPONSE INADEQUATE  | MACQUARIE ISLAND RABBIT REMEDY STALLED WITH MINISTER WRIEDT?  | LABORIALS IN DENIAL OVER AIR HEALTH CRISIS  
• » Edition 338 - Monday, 16th October, 2006
  | HOUSING CRISIS OF NEED MUST BE URGENTLY TACKLED  | GREENS CALL FOR TAMAR CLEAN AIR ACTION PLAN  | WHERE IS THE PROMISED BETFAIR IMPACT STUDY?  | LLEWELLYN MUST RULE OUT INTERSTATE WATER SALES  | BIG THANK YOU TO FIRE FIGHTERS  
• » Edition 337 - Monday, 9th October, 2006
  | TCC CONFRONTATION MUSHROOMS INTO CHALLENGE TO SUPREMACY OF PARLIAMENT  | CALL FOR GOVERNMENT TO OUTLINE NEW HOSPITAL CONSULTATION PROCESS  | DRAMATIC IMPACTS OF FINE PARTICULATE AIR POLLUTANTS ON HEALTH, ENVIRONMENT  | CALL TO CLARIFY FUTURE OF TOURIST RAILWAYS  | MISSED OPPORTUNITY FOR FORESTRY TO CHANGE DIRECTION  
• » Edition 336 - Monday, 2nd October, 2006
  | DON’T PULP OUR FUTURE!  | GOVERNMENT SHOULD CANVAS ALL FUNDING OPTIONS FOR NEW HOBART HOSPITAL  | SASS REVIEW VINDICATES THE CLAIMS OF SERVICE PROVIDERS  | DEVILS AT SOUTH SISTER!  | INTERNAL DISPUTE MUST NOT THREATEN CHILD PROTECTION  | ANIMAL WELFARE ACT REVIEW OUTCOMES WELCOMED  
• » Edition 335 - Monday, 25th September, 2006
  | TASMANIA’S CLEAN, GREEN, CLEVER DIRECTION ABANDONED  | BUILDERS DUDDED AS LABOR MATES RECEIVE $1 MILLION GOLDEN PARACHUTE  | LABOR’S DRAFT CLIMATE CHANGE STRATEGY DEFICIENT  | GOVERNMENT MUST WITHDRAW DFO PROPOSAL  | LENNON REFUSAL TO SAY WHERE $15 MILLION WILL COME FROM  
• » Edition 334 - Monday, 18th September, 2006
  | LESS THAN ONE WEEK LEFT!  | GUNNS DEADLY ERROR ON DIOXINS REVEALED AT LAST MINUTE  | NO MINISTER, ITS IRRESPONSIBLE NOT TO ASSESS BIG BOX UNDER TASMANIAN PLANNING LAWS  | GUNNS IGNORE FAMILIES CONCERNS ON SPRAYING NEAR WATER INTAKE  | LABOR MUST MOVE ON RHH GREENFIELDS SITE  
• » Edition 333 - Monday, 11th September, 2006
  | PULP MILL IMPACT STATEMENT FLAWED  | COMMUNITY ADVOCACY SCORES IN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL  | LABOR USES NUMBERS TO DEFEAT GREENS' MOTION ON "BIG BOX" ASSESSMENT  | ACT URGENTLY ON CHILD DEATHS  | LABOR HEEDS GREENS' ADVICE OVER "VISION ZERO" ROAD SAFETY  
• » Edition 332 - Monday, 28th August, 2006
  | LENNON’S PATHETIC FAILURE TO ARTICULATE HIS STANDARDS FOR MINISTERS  | POLL: TASMANIAN CONCERNS OVER CORRUPTION, GOVERNMENT FAILURE  | CO-OPERATION ON HEALTH, HOSPITALS NEEDED  | RALPHS BAY DEAL DETAILS KEPT SECRET  | VESTAS CLOSURE BLOW  | YOU CAN’T EAT TREES!  
• » Edition 331 - Monday, 21st August, 2006
  | GREENS BACK HEALTH PROFESSIONALS  | LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSESSMENT OF POKIES CRUCIAL  | LIBERALS JOIN LABOR IN RALPHS BAY BETRAYAL  | LAKE MARGARET PIPELINE SAVED  | MINISTER ORDERS FISHERS TO THROW BACK MARINE PEST  | DOG DEATH PROVES ELWICK UNSAFE  
• » Edition 330 - Monday, 7th August, 2006
  | PROPOSED TRIPARTITE WORKING GROUP ON PUBLIC HOSPITALS  | CLARITY NEEDED ON WORKERS COMP REVIEW  | GREENS GIVE IN-PRINCIPLE SUPPORT TO WORKPLACE LAWS COMMITTEE PROPOSAL  | PULP MILL WOOD SUPPLY AGREEMENTS MUST BE REVEALED  | LATEST CONFLICTING STORIES OVER TCC MUST BE INVESTIGATED  | CAN HYDRO CONFIRM GOOD NEWS ON PIPELINE?  
• » Edition 329 - Monday, 31st July, 2006
  | HEALTH MINISTER IN DENIAL  | GOVERNMENT MUST ASSIST LOCAL COUNCILS TO IMPROVE DRINKING WATER  | LABOR REFUSES TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ON ELWICK & $26 MILLION BLOW-OUT  | HISTORIC PIPE LINE MUST BE SAVED  | ROLLEY’S DISGRACEFUL ATTACK ON CONSERVATIONISTS  
• » Edition 328 - Monday, 24th July, 2006
  | NW WAITING LISTS BLOW OUT  | FIX QUEENSTOWN WATER NOW  | GREENS CONDEMN LABOR’S FUNDING FAILURE  | PULP MILL LOG TRUCK INCREASE WILL DESTROY RURAL ROADS AND BRIDGES  | 1080 POISON CONCERNS CONTINUE  
• » Edition 327 - Monday, 17th July, 2006
  | DEPUTY PREMIER STOOD DOWN  | LENNON’S MINISTERIAL STANDARDS REMAIN UNDER QUESTION  | RALPHS BAY BACK BIGGER AND BADDER THAN EVER  | LAKE MARGARET SHOULD BE SAVED  | PULP MILL: SPARCE INFORMATION FOR ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT  
• » Edition 326 - Monday, 3rd July, 2006
  | NO CONFIDENCE IN DEPUTY PREMIER  | GOVERNMENT HID ROAD ACCIDENT RESCUE CHANGES  | MINE WATER TO BE DUMPED IN GRASSY BAY  | GOVERNMENT KEEPS POKIE PLUNDER SECRET  
• » Edition 325 - Monday, 26th June, 2006
  | PRESSURE ON GOVERNMENT TO REVEAL SECRET DEAL DETAILS  | GOVERNMENT FOUND WANTING ON PUBLIC HOUSING  | POKIES DATA MUST BE RELEASED  | BUDGET ESTIMATES PROCESS UNDERWAY  | NO GUARANTEE THAT NEW EPA WILL COVER FOREST INDUSTRY  
• » Edition 324 - Monday, 19th June, 2006
  | GREENS RELEASE 2006-07 ALTERNATIVE STATE BUDGET  
• » Edition 323 - Monday, 12th June, 2006
  | STATE BUDGET WEEK  | LABOR DEALS CREATE JOBS FOR LABOR MATES  | MINISTER MUST APPOINT LOG SUPPLY MEDIATOR  | REVIEW DECISION TO SHUT DOWN TOURISM CENTRES  
• » Edition 322 - Monday, 5th June, 2006
  | WHAT’S NEW?  | NO TARGETS TO REDUCE ELECTIVE SURGERY WAITING LISTS  | SAD BUT INEVITABLE DEMISE OF SPIRIT III  | AUDITOR-GENERAL REPORT ON GVM  | LENNON GAMBLES ON ANOTHER LOSER  
• » Edition 321 - Monday, 29th May, 2006
  | LENNON GOVERNMENT UNDER PRESSURE FROM DAY ONE  | SPIRIT III: HOW MUCH WILL IT COST TO KEEP?  | GOVERNMENT BACKFLIP ON GBEs WELCOMED  | MEANDER RIVER DAMNED  | SOFT DRINKS IN SCHOOL CANTEENS  
• » Edition 320 - Monday, 22nd May, 2006
  | LABOR’S HIGH RISK BASSLINK GAMBLE FAILS  | LENNON HIDES FROM QUESTIONS  | MISSED OPPORTUNITIES IN BEACONSFIELD MINE INQUIRY  | CUT TO RED TAPE IN HEALTH A FIRST STEP  | HYDRO GBE COMMITTEE MUST BE HELD  
• » Edition 319 - Monday, 15th May, 2006
  | WOODCHIP INDUSTRY CRISIS  | SUPPORT FOR MINING INQUIRY  | DIABETES OBESITY EPIDEMIC  | TRAINING, TAX ON INSURANCE MUST BE ADDRESSED IN STATE BUDGET  | GREENS WELCOME MINISTER’S CALL ON FORESTRY SMOKE  
• » Edition 318 - Monday, 8th May, 2006
  | GRATITUDE OVER RESCUE OF BEACONSFIELD MINERS  | greenART FUNDRAISER WEBSITE LAUNCHED  | COASTAL POLICY CONCERNS WIN OUT AT ORFORD  | STOP 4WD DESTRUCTION AT SOUTHPORT LAGOON  | GREENS DELIGHTED BY LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL VOTE  
• » Edition 317 - Monday, 1st May, 2006
  | GREENS ANNOUNCE NEW SHADOW PORTFOLIOS, LEADERSHIP TEAM  | CALL FOR GOVERNMENT TO NEGOTIATE ON HOSPITAL ISSUE  | GREENS LAUNCH CANDIDATES FOR UPPER HOUSE ELECTIONS  | WEST TAMAR SMOKES  
• » Edition 316 - Monday, 10th April, 2006
  | MINISTERS IN THE UPPER HOUSE AVOID SCRUTINY  | GREENS SUPPORT CALL FOR LENNON TO DESIGNATE A MINISTER FOR EMPLOYMENT  | MARRETTE CORBY IS GREENS CANDIDATE FOR WELLINGTON  | UPPER FLORENTINE FORESTRY MESS  
• » Edition 315 - Monday, 3rd April, 2006
  | GREENS RETURN FOUR TO STATE PARLIAMENT  | WEDGETAIL EAGLE SIGHTING IN FORESTRY EXCLUSION ZONE  | FLUID KINETICS FLEE TASMANIA  
• » Edition 314 - Monday, 13th March, 2006
  | THIS TIME VOTE GREEN  | GREENS STAY POSITIVE IN FACE OF SMEAR  | GREENS ANNOUNCE FURTHER HEALTH FUNDING  | GREENS SPEND $199 MILLION, CUT $30 MILLION IN TAXES  
• » Edition 313 - Monday, 6th March, 2006
  | HEALTH, HOSPITALS AND HEALTH WORKERS  | LENNON AND HIDDING REFUSE TO DEBATE PUTT ON TV  | GREENS RELEASE NEW POLICIES  | LENNON A HYPOCRITE: LABOR VOTED TO BLOCK THE BUDGET AND SUPPLY  
• » Edition 312 - Monday, 27th February, 2006
  | GREENS RELEASE BROAD-RANGING INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS POLICY  | GREENS PLEDGE COMPASSION FOR INJURED WORKERS  | GREENS RELEASE GAMBLING POLICY  | GREENS LAUNCH EDUCATION POLICY  | GAY’S ULTIMATUM PROVIDES OPPORTUNITY FOR BETTER TIMBER PROCESSING PLANS  
• » Edition 311 - Monday, 20th February, 2006
  | IT’S GREEN FOR GO! – 2006 State Election  | RISING POLL RESULTS EXCELLENT SPRINGBOARD  | GREENS ANNOUNCE COASTAL PROTECTION POLICY  | GREENS ANNOUNCE AMBULANCE INITIATIVE  | CALL FOR TASMANIANS TO ENROL TO VOTE!  
• » Edition 310 - Monday, 13th February, 2006
  | DOUBLE TROUBLE: LENNON STRIFE DEEPENS  | ABANDON $23 MILLION MEANDER DAM PORK BARRELL  | INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS: Labor Not Managing Industrial Relations Flashpoints  | GREENS PRESSURE FOR X-RAY SERVICE IN NEW NORFOLK PAYS OFF  | LIVE SHEEP EXPORTS  
• » Edition 309 - Monday, 6th February, 2006
  | PLEDGE TO UPGRADE POLITICAL DONATIONS DISCLOSURE  | $2.4 MILLION PULP MILL GRANT IS RESULT OF THE BEST INVESTMENT GUNNS EVER MADE  | GREENS WELCOME ELECTION FOCUS ON CRITICAL AFFORDABLE HOUSING ISSUE  | GOVERNMENTS MUST NOT REST ON LAURELS OVER DEVIL DISEASE  | GREENS TO KEEP SPIRIT III & MAKE TARKINE A NEW ICON  
• » Edition 308 - Monday, 30th January, 2006
  | GREENS LAUNCH LYONS AND BASS TICKETS  | KONS IN HIDING OVER RODEO ANIMAL CRUELTY  | METRO INDUSTRIAL ACTION  
• » Edition 307 - Monday, 23rd January, 2006
  | BALANCE-OF-POWER PARLIAMENT?  | GREENS TARGET CONSTRAINTS OF TRAINING, INSURANCE, and RAIL FREIGHT TRANSPORT  | GREENS LAUNCH BASS, DENISON, FRANKLIN TICKETS FOR ELECTION 06  
• » Edition 306 - Monday, 16th January, 2006
  | PREMIER IN BETFAIR SCANDAL  | GREENS SET UP NEW HEADQUARTERS IN HOBART  | GREENS JOIN VIC JOCKEYS IN SUPPORT OF TASSIE WORKMATES  | CALL FOR BETTER PROTECTION OF ABORIGINAL CARVINGS  | GREENS FLAG STRONG CONTEST IN BASS DURING STATE ELECTION  
• » Edition 305 - Monday, 9th January, 2006
  | STATE ELECTION ON THE HORIZON  | BILL OF RIGHTS NEEDED IN TASMANIA  | FINAL PULP MILL IMPACT GUIDELINES INADEQUATE  
• » Edition 304 - Monday, 5th December, 2005
  | CHRISTMAS HOUSING CRISIS REVEALED IN LEAKED DOCUMENTS  | QUESTIONS REMAIN OVER COUNCIL CONTRACT  | LENNON STAMPEDES ANTI-TERROR LAWS  | GAMING COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS INCREASE IN GAMING TURNOVER  | GREENS TO SEEK RAIL MEETING WITH TCCI  | LABOR, LIBERAL VOTE AGAINST MARRIAGE EQUALITY  
• » Edition 303 - Monday, 28th November, 2005
  | BROKEN PROMISES, DELAYS ON WORKERS COMPENSATION  | PREMIER PLAYING POLITICS ON TERROR LAWS  | AFFORDABLE HOUSING  | LABOR BLOCKS IMMEDIATE GAMING SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY  | POSITIVE, RESPONSIBLE VISION AND HARD WORK PAY OFF  
• » Edition 302 - Monday, 21st November, 2005
  | COMMISSIONER’S DECISION HIGHLIGHTS IRREGULARITY WITH STATUTES  | GREENS SUPPORT RIGHTS AT WORK CAMPAIGN  | HEALTHY COMMUNITIES  | JOCKEYS WORKERS COMPENSATION REMAINS A PRIORITY  | GREENS SEE CHANCE FOR SECOND DENISON SEAT  
• » Edition 301 - Monday, 14th November, 2005
  | PUBLIC HOUSING CRISIS  | HAS MINISTER COX MISLED PARLIAMENT?  | TEAR UP DRAFT COASTAL POLICY AND START AGAIN  | DISABILITY AUDIT IS A DAMNING INDICTMENT ON LABOR INACTION  | 1080 VICTORY  
• » Edition 300 - Monday, 7th November, 2005
  | BLACK DAY AS LENNON SELLS OUT THE RIGHTS OF TASMANIANS  | GOVERNMENT ABANDONS AFFORDABLE HOUSING  | LENNON’S BETFAIR OBSESSION  | CALL FOR GE ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY WITH TEETH  | FORESTRY COMPANY GIVES NOTICE OF INTENT TO LAY 1080 DESPITE NOT HAVING A PERMIT  
• » Edition 299 - Monday, 31st October, 2005
  | INQUIRY INTO ANTI-TERROR LAWS DENIED  | BILL OF RIGHTS INTRODUCED TO PARLIAMENT  | TAXPAYER FUNDED PROMOTION OF MINISTER FOR SOFT FOCUS CONDEMNED  | GREENS CALL FOR SUMMIT ON WHALE STRANDINGS  | TASMANIA'S CLEAN GREEN AND GE FREE ECONOMY UNDER THREAT  | ROYAL HOBART HOSPITAL ACCREDITATION IN SERIOUS DANGER  | TEN GREENS ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT  
• » Edition 298 - Monday, 24th October, 2005
  | GREENS TO MOVE FOR PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY ON TERROR LAWS  | SALMONELLA SCANDAL?  | SEX INDUSTRY REGULATION BILL MUST GO TO PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY  | SUPPORT FOR TASMANIA’S LABELLING POSITION AT NEXT MINISTERIAL COUNCIL  | POLITICISING TREASURY?  
• » Edition 297 - Monday, 17th October, 2005
  | TERROR LAWS  | NATIONAL WATER WEEK  | JACKSON MUST REVIEW SECTION 12 OF FAMILY VIOLENCE ACT 2004  | MINISTER COX THREATENS WINDMILL HILL PROJECT  | MEDIATED ALL PARTY TALKS ON RAIL CALL  
• » Edition 296 - Monday, 10th October, 2005
  | LOGGING GO-AHEAD IS SPINELESS  | LABOR ABANDONS TASSIE SEX WORKERS, THREATENS PUBLIC HEALTH  | LEAKED AFFORDABLE HOUSING REVIEW REPORT  | FOOD LABELLING RECOMMENDATIONS FALL SHORT OF FARMERS ASK  | GOVERNMENT APATHY OVER CLIMATE CHANGE  | SOUTH SISTER, CONCERNS OVER LEGISLATION  
• » Edition 295 - Monday, 3rd October, 2005
  | RAIL NOT ROAD FREIGHT NEEDED  | GREENS WELCOME HEALTH COMMITMENT  | TERROR LAWS DESTROY RIGHTS  | TCCI EMBROILED IN PARTISAN PULP PROMOTION  | CAR PARK PRIMARY IN KINGSTON?  
• » Edition 294 - Monday, 26th September, 2005
  | HEALTH PROFESSIONALS INDUSTRIAL ACTION  | STAND APART FROM OTHERS ON TERROR LAW BIDDING WAR, LENNON URGED  | SUPPORT FOR WIND ENERGY TO ASIA  | KONS ADMITS THAT 850 HECTARES OF CANOLA MAY HAVE TO BE DESTROYED  | ATRAZINE ABOVE DRINKING WATER GUIDELINES  
• » Edition 293 - Monday, 19th September, 2005
  | CASHED UP AND OUT OF TOUCH: LABOR HITS UP JETTY OWNERS FOR MASSIVE IMPOST  | GREENS JOIN COALITION OF INTEREST AGAINST HOWARD’S I.R. CHANGES  | GREENS LAUNCH CLARENCE CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES  | FEDERAL LIBERAL, LABOR BETRAY GROWERS  | GOVERNMENT MUST LISTEN TO HYDROLOGICAL EXPERT  | LENNON, MINISTERS IN HIDING ON HARD ISSUES  
• » Edition 292 - Monday, 12th September, 2005
  | DRAFT COASTAL POLICY  | GREENS RULE OUT HELPING HOWARD RESTRICT RIGHTS THROUGH STATE LEGISLATION  | VEGETABLE SITUATION PAPER DEMANDS ACTION  | KONS MUST SCUTTLE CANOLA ‘GROW OUT’ TRIALS IN FAVOUR OF LAB TESTING SEED  | SPIN DOCTORS BLAME PREGNANCY SPIKE WHILE DOCTORS IN SHORT SUPPLY  | BUCK STOPS WITH HERITAGE MINISTER JACKSON ON PENDING DEMOLITION  
• » Edition 291 - Monday, 5th September, 2005
  | COMMUNITY VICTORY AS WALKER ADMITS DEFEAT ON RALPHS BAY  | SAVE TASSIE'S FARMS  | FUND SEXUAL ASSAULT SUPPORT SERVICE  | DERWENT VALLEY RAILWAY LINE CLOSED  | GREENS EYE SECOND DENISON SEAT  
• » Edition 290 - Monday, 29th August, 2005
  | GREENS ‘NO CONFIDENCE’ IN HEALTH MINISTER  | 11.29% VACANCY IN NORTH WEST HEALTH JOBS  | 7,000 SIGNATURE PULP MILL PETITION PRESENTED  | HOUSING TASMANIA NOT UP TO SCRATCH  | CALLS FOR COMMUNITY SUPPORT LEVY TO HAVE OWN ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD  | GREENS BACK OMBUDSMAN’S CALL FOR EXTRA RESOURCES  
• » Edition 289 - Monday, 22nd August, 2005
  | TERNZ REPORT INDICTS GOVERNMENT AND VINDICATES WISSMAN  | RESPONSE TO DEPARTMENTAL CHANGES IN HEALTH, EDUCATION  | CALL TO FUND AFFORDABLE HOUSING FROM BUDGET SURPLUS  | RECYCLED PROMISES  | GREENS BACK UNIONS AGAINST LABOR ON WORKERS COMP  | PULP MILL CHOP AND CHANGE  
• » Edition 288 - Monday, 15th August, 2005
  | IS A NEW HOSPITAL THE ONLY SOLUTION?  | LLEWELLYN IS THE ONLY ONE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT ROYAL HOBART  | GREENS PARTICIPATE IN NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION  | GOVERNMENT MUST ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR RESTORATION OF BAT-INFESTED HOME  | GE CONTAMINATED CANOLA SEED LINES NOW IN TWO MAINLAND STATES  | ENERGY MINISTER MUST RESPOND TO COMMUNITY RADIATION CONCERNS  
• » Edition 287 - Monday, 25th July, 2005
  | Confidential Cabinet Documents Reveal Special Deals To Get Meander Dam Off The Ground  | Allow Goebel Family To Remain In Brokered Accommodation Until Public Housing Found  | No Excuse For Lack Of Funding For Vital Child Sex Abuse Support Services  | Gunns Changed Project Plans Must Allow Input From Affected Farmers And Others Reliant On South Esk W  
• » Edition 286 - Monday, 18th July, 2005
  | Gunns 20 Victory - Statement of Claim Struck Out  | Support for Farmers Convoy  | Betfair: Lennon Set To Gamble With Welfare Of Tasmanians  | Government Knew Of Problems In Child Services  | Push For Energy Efficiency Program  
• » Edition 285 - Monday, 30th May, 2005
  | Rural And Regional Communities Get Lennon Cold Shoulder  | Labor’s $35 Million For The RHH Is Actually Only $5 Million For 2005-06 Financial Year  | Greens Call For Legislative Protection For Community - Not More Weasel Words  | Premier In Difficulty Over Ken Bacon Affair  | Government Uses Taxpayer Funds To Mislead Public In Forest Agreement Ads  | Greens Move For Fixed Four Year Parliamentary Term  
• » Edition 284 - Monday, 23rd May, 2005
  | Greens Launch Third Alternative Budget  
• » Edition 283 - Monday, 16th May, 2005
  | Howard-Lennon Package Abandons Promised Levels Of Forest Protection  | Council Caves In On Iwanicki Report  | Concerns Over Child Protection Officer Shortages In North-West Unit  | Greens Renew Call For Container Deposit Levy  
• » Edition 282 - Monday, 9th May, 2005
  | Government Must Provide Farmers Support Package In State Budget  | Government Must Have Official Policy Position On Point Of Origin Food Labelling  | Greens Bill For Fixed 4 Year Parliamentary Term  | Government Must Implement Coroner’s Recommendations  | Greens Reiterate Calls For State Commission Of Inquiry Into Child Abuse  
• » Edition 281 - Monday, 2nd May, 2005
  | Gay Marriage Campaign Goes National  | Attack On Free Speech In Recherche Bay Outburst  | Additional Ambulances Required  | Tamar Chokes  | Giddings Must Clarify Confusion Over Next Stage Of Gas Rollout  
• » Edition 280 - Tuesday, 26th April, 2005
  | Renewed Call For Chemical Trespass Laws  | Lennon’s Betfair Proposal Could Turn The Family Home Into A Private Casino  | Putt Appeals To French Heritage Experts For Help On Recherche Bay  | Greens Welcome Overland Track Fee  | State Government Bungles Intelligent Island Again  
• » Edition 279 - Monday, 18th April, 2005
  | Mental Health Services Culture Must Change  | Putt To Raise Awareness Of Recherche Bay Logging Threat In France  | Government Turns Blind Eye On Overloading  | Community Pulp Mill Motion Gutted By Liberal And Labor  | Greens Table Motion For Gay Marriage Inquiry In Parliamentary Committee  
• » Edition 278 - Monday, 11th April, 2005
  | No Leadership From Premier As Bacon Finally Resigns  | Greens Table Historic Gay Marriage Bill  | 500 At Public Meeting Call For End Of Pulp Mill Task Force Public Funding  | Greens Nominate Tasmanian Devil As Threatened Species  | Labor Must Commit To Meeting National Average On Surgery Waiting Lists  | Native Forests Impact Left Out Of Pulp Mill IIS Guidelines  
• » Edition 277 - Monday, 4th April, 2005
  | Recherche Bay Selective Logging is Virtual Clearfell  | Spray Victims Remain Unprotected  | Police Behaviour OK - But Minister Still Performing Poorly  | Greens Announce Glenn Millar Standing For Legislative Council Seat Of Rumney  
• » Edition 276 - Wednesday, 30th March, 2005
  | Greens Table Protection of Public Participation Bill 2005  | Greens Conclude Spirit III Decision Not Best on Basis of Cabinet Advice  | Llewellyn Hiding Vital Health Figures  | Regional Impact of Pokies Requires Independent Analysis  | 'Not One Extra Tree' Claim Untrue  
• » Edition 275 - Monday, 21st March, 2005
  | Tourism Report Raises More Questions About Spirit III Decision  | Greens To Table Protection Of Public Participation Bill  | Blundering Bacon Qualifies His Apology Over Lennon Ministry’s Question Time Performance  | Greens’ Cutting Edge Health Policies  | Concerns About Longreach Site For Proposed Pulp Mill Raised In State Parliament  
• » Edition 274 - Tuesday, 15th March, 2005
  | Greens Address Public Accounts Inquiry  | Save the TSO  | Spirit III Good News Today, TT-Line Bad News Later  | Disability Rescue Package Needed Now!  | Greens Call On Crown To Provide Public Liability Insurance To Groups Protesting In Parliament House  | Concerns About Longreach Site For Proposed Pulp Mill Raised In State Parliament  
• » Edition 273 - Monday, 7th March, 2005
  | Week Of GBE Scrutiny Committees Reveal Ministers Out To Lunch  | Minister Must Halt South Sister Logging  | Schools Code of Conduct Long Overdue  | Press Council Ruling Slams Herald Sun  
• » Edition 272 - Monday, 28th February, 2005
  | Greens Predict Big Environmental Problems With Bell Bay Pulp Site  | Parliamentary Committee Move Discourages Democratic Participation  | Government Asbestos Letter Insufficient  | Comprehensive Chemical Audit A Must  | Greens Will Continue To Pursue Devils Nomination  
• » Edition 271 - Monday, 21st February, 2005
  | Independent Experts Inquiry Into Disability Services, Guardianship Board Needed  | Government Negligent Over Chemical Use  | Carter Holt Harvey News Welcomed  | Entally House Exploitation Alert  | Greens Receive Briefing From Royal Hobart Hospital’s CEO  
• » Edition 270 - Monday, 7th February, 2005
  | Child Placement Bungle Reveals Systemic Problems  | Hospital Funding, Backflip On New RHH Site Assessment Welcome  | Political Donations  | Government Must Conduct Further Tests  | Greens Expose No Movement On Budgeted Redevelopment of RHH Emergency Services Department   | Pokie ‘Profits’ Scrutinised  
• » Edition 269 - Monday, 31st January, 2005
  | Greens Launch New Health Policy  | Scrutiny of Gunns’ Pulp Mill: Federal Environment Protection Act and Local Councils  | Greens Issue Ultimatum To Jackson Over Inadequate Devil Disease Response  | Inland Fisheries Left Defenseless By Kons  
• » Edition 268 - Monday, 24th January, 2005
  | RHH Accreditation Concerns  | Government Must Increase Devil Research Funding  | Greens Up to 18% in Latest Morgan Poll  | Government's Water Catchment 'Integrity' Non-Existent  | Treasury opposing Spirit III Purchase Revelations  | Ongoing Child Abuse Assessment Concerns  
• » - Friday, 17th December, 2004
  | Support the "Gunns 20"  | What is the Action?  | Who Are the 'Gunns 20'?  | Who Are the Plaintiffs?  | Next Steps  | What You Can Do Now  
• » Edition 267 - Monday, 13th December, 2004
  | Government Abandons 'Last Mile' Fibre Strategy  | SA Reins Pokies In  | Leaked Document Shows Holiday Consultation On Pulp Mill Guidelines  | Govt Acknowledges 1000th Builder But Ignores Further 1200  | Disability Framework Overdue  | Where is Promised Spirit III Report?  
• » Edition 266 - Monday, 6th December, 2004
  | Federal Hotels' and Tasmanian Government's 'Unholy Alliance'  | Macquarie Bank Deal Needs Scrutiny  | Greens Call On Government To Come Clean Over Ralphs Bay  | Gunns Acts Like Schoolyard Bully  | Greens Flag Move to Ban Trap Sales and Ownership  | Is Seismic Testing Responsible For Whale Strandings?  
• » Edition 265 - Monday, 29th November, 2004
  | Greens Have Another Good Year in Parliament  | Greens, Survivors Vindicated By Liberals Support  | Greens Table Mental Health Act Amendments  | Study on Pokies Imperative as Take Rises Again  | Gaming Commission, TT Line Annual Reports Response  | No 'Heart of Gold' For Homeless Tasmanians  
• » Edition 264 - Monday, 15th November, 2004
  | Call for $369 Million Mini-Budget  | Costello has NCC Report on Pokies Deal  | Spirit III Scrutiny  | Government Cannot Afford to Fail the Disabled and Their Families  | Family Violence Reforms Welcomed  | Child Abuse Compo Forfeiture Condemned  | Truck Operators Awake To Road Risks  | Ralphs Bay Debate  
• » Edition 263 - Monday, 8th November, 2004
  | Sydney Ferry Not All Plain Sailing  | Beware Lennon's Waterfront Power Grab  | Greens to Investigate State Industrial Manslaughter Legislation  | Government Secrecy Over Pokies Deal No Surprise  | Lennon’s Smear Tactics Attempt Shut Down Vigorous Political Debate  | Greens Open Hobart Premiere of Outfoxed  | Call To Keep ‘Gardening Australia’ In Tasmania  
• » Edition 262 - Monday, 1st November, 2004
  | Greens to Investigate Mental Health Act Amendments  | Invest Surplus in Mental Health, Disability  | Greens to Introduce Amendments to Limitations Act  | Pulp Mill Obscures Other Options  | Labor & Liberal Refuses to Support Responsible Chemical Use  | Boss Liable For Fatigued Drivers Death  | FOI Changes for Forestry at Last  
• » Edition 261 - Monday, 25th October, 2004
  | Chemical Trespass Bill Will Be Debated This Week  | EU Bans Atrazine and Simazine - Tasmania Should Follow  | Premier Not Honest Over His Hobart Waterfront Legislation  | Gunns Plans to Create Timber Jobs In WA With Tasmanian Old Growth  | Logging of South Sister Icon Despite Community Uproar  | Ill-Advised Government Partnership With GE Crop Supporter  | Road Gang Health Investigation Must Address Liability  
• » Edition 260 - Monday, 18th October, 2004
  | Tasmanian Government Ignores Heritage Council Advice on Recherche Bay  | Greens Accuse Heritage Council Chair of Politicisation  | Call to Spend on Mental Health, Disability Services, Affordable Housing  | South Sister Eco-Tourism Potential  | Lennon Should Go to WA on End to Old Growth Logging  
• » Edition 259 - Monday, 11th October, 2004
  | Call for Disgruntled Labor Supporters to Come to Greens  | Howard's Forest Plan: Unclear Promises Headed for State Debate  | Message from Peg Putt MHA  | What Really Happened in Bass and Braddon  | Green Votes in the Federal Elections, 2001-2004  
• » Edition 258 - Monday, 4th October, 2004
  | Government Rejects Water Testing Proposal  | Democratic Rights Trampled With Waterfront Bill  | Greens Welcome Biosecurity Decision  
• » Edition 257 - Wednesday, 29th September, 2004
  | Greens Table Chemical Trespass Bill in Parliament  | Government Must Act on Chemical Spraying  | State of the State Address  | FIAT Poll Shows Oldgrowth Logging Change is Wanted  | Greens Respond to Overdue Coastal Policy Review  | Call for Government to Release Full Extent of Devil Disease  
• » Edition 256 - Monday, 20th September, 2004
  | Greens' Research Demonstrates the Way Forward on Tasmania's Forests  | Greens Expose Government's Secret Ralphs Bay Commitment to Walker Corp  
• » Edition 255 - Monday, 30th August, 2004
  | All Show, No Go in Forest Practice Changes  | No Excuse for Delayed Smoking Ban  | Concerted Move Forward Re Appointment of New Governor  | Questions Raised By Stat Dec Stonewalled by Premier  | Builders Call for Justice  | Greens Call for State Government to Implement Senate Recommendations  
• » Edition 254 - Monday, 23rd August, 2004
  | Lennon on Back Foot Over Butler  | Government Must Act on RHH  | Greens Support Call for Child Abuse Inquiry  | Why Not Pursue Maximum Job Creation, Abandon Pulp Mill Fixation?  | Greens Call for Ban on Aerial Spraying of Pesticides in Water Catchments  
• » Edition 253 - Monday, 16th August, 2004
  | Splits in Labor Over Lennon's Handling of Governor  | Greens Support Protecting Forests; Growing Jobs Proposal  | Greens Call for Actions Not Argument  | Lopsided Track Last Straw at Elwick  | Greens Call for Investigation Over Scutt Claims  
• » Edition 252 - Monday, 9th August, 2004
  | Butler Resignation Leaves Unanswered Questions  | WWF Fails World Heritage Value Forests  | Outrage Over Unfair Treatment of Prison Tour  | Greens Welcome Debate on Religious Instruction  | Greens Respond to Parks Fee Increases  
• » Edition 251 - Monday, 2nd August, 2004
  | Chemical Usage Reporting  | Labor's Ostrich Approach to FTA  | Enforce Pokies Restrictions Now  | Call for Pokies Revenue Details Since Federal Initiatives  | Perfectly Good Housing Department House to be Demolished  
• » Edition 250 - Monday, 26th July, 2004
  | Lax Aerial Spraying Regulation  | Chemical Trespass Legislation  | Aerial Spraying Fiasco Examples  | Plantation Chemical Drums Abandoned  | Launceston’s Water Supply Must be Protected  | Government Accused of Inaction on Keeping Surgeons and Physicians  | Transend Power Station, “No Go”  
• » Edition 249 - Monday, 19th July, 2004
  | Aerial Spraying in Tasmanian Water Catchments  | Chemicals Link to Devil Disease?  | Prison Infrastructure Reform Only Part of Solution  | Congratulations to Republic Bar  | Environment Department Sticks Head in Sand Over West Tamar Shooting Club  | Recherche Bay Campaign Continues  
• » Edition 248 - Monday, 12th July, 2004
  | Health Leadership Urgently Needed  | Hobart Buildes Mobilise  | Pokies Keep Ripping Money Out of Community  | Gunns WA Investment Shows Protection, Industry Restructure Give Security  | Greens Bemoan Loss of Tasmania's Last Bullock Team  | Greens Welcome Goals Detailed in New Schools Review Report  
• » Edition 247 - Monday, 5th July, 2004
  | Greens Will Move to Amend Partial Smoking Ban  | Richardson Report Reaction  | Jackson's Ralph's Bay Intentions  | Cynical Election Politics Behind Pulp Mill Cheque Offer  | Builders Working Group Established to Fight for Their Future  
• » Edition 246 - Monday, 28th June, 2004
  | Risdon Sex Assault Claims Outrage  | Support for Lod Truck Drivers  | Call for Leadership on Smoking Ban  | Detailed Coastal Policy Needed  | Brakes on Coastal Resorts  | Dorset Rates Rise as Bridges, Roads Collapse  
• » Edition 245 - Tuesday, 15th June, 2004
  | Forests Report Should Prompt Industry Restructure Debate  | Call for Psychiatric Care at Mersey  | Greens Reveal Loss of Two Child Abuse Interviewers  | Com Clean on Pokies Deal  | Acid Mine Drainage from Mount Lyell  | Greens to Bring on Smoking Ban Bill for Debate  | Greens Release Oyster Death Report  
• » Edition 244 - Monday, 7th June, 2004
  | Minister Confirms Quarantine Breach  | Biosecurity Rudderless  | Greens Remain COncerned Over Waterfront  | Greens Raise Child Protection Problems for Government  | Health Minister Under Pressure  | Twice as Many Jobs in Arts as Forestry  | Potential $15 million Liability From Powerco Choice  
• » Edition 243 - Monday, 31st May, 2004
  | FT Breaks Mining Lease Conditions  | Reconciliation Initiatives Requested  | Still Waiting for Respite Action  | Health Performance Targets Shift Revealed  | Backroom Deal on Entally?  | Greens Fund Quarantine and Biosecurity Upgrade  | Basslink is a Gamble  
• » Edition 242 - Monday, 24th May, 2004
  | Second Greens' Alternative Budget Launched  | Lennon's First Budget - Budget of Fool's Gold  | Triple Bottom Line  
• » Edition 241 - Monday, 17th May, 2004
  | Greens Flag Alternative Energy in Alternative Budget  | Tasmania Falling Behind in Smoke-Free Areas  | SA Pokies Cut  | Minister's Commitment to Heritage in Doubt  | Monsanto Pulls Out of GE Canola Trials  
• » Edition 240 - Monday, 10th May, 2004
  | Workers Comp Upgrade Not Good Enough  | Concerns Over Impacts on Aboriginal Sites  | Greens Pursue Home Warranty Debacle  | Respite Crisis Escalates  | West Coast Community ANgered Over Health Services  | Double Standards on Paid Protests  | Stalking Reforms Don't Go Far Enough  
• » - Thursday, 6th May, 2004
  | Welcome!  | Red Meat Security Scare  | Greens Call for Increases for Quarantine  | Clyde Irrigation District Struggle  | Government Votes DownLandfill Inquiry  | Greens Success Amends GE Control Bill  | Greens Welcome Release of GE Crop Trial Audits  
• » Edition 239 - Monday, 3rd May, 2004
  | Public Smoking Ban  | Federal Hotels Pokies Deal  | Signing Away Rights to Ralph's Bay  | FoI Amendment Bill  | Parks and WIldlife Budget Crisis  | Greens Call for Parliamentary Vote on Blue Tier  | Call for State Landfill Audit  | Tasmanian Wait Longest For Surgery  | Greens Amedment Successes  
• » Edition 238 - Monday, 26th April, 2004
  | Call for Clear Budget Strategy  | Greens Bill to Ban Canal Developments  | Community Action Win for Mersey  | Release of GE Crop Trial Audit  | Children 'At Risk' in Limbo  | Woodheater Challenge  | Radiology in Crisis  | Call for Increased Quarantine Funding  
• » Edition 237 - Monday, 19th April, 2004
  | Greens Target Issues After Long Sitting Break  | Labor's Industrial Commission Move Belligerent  | ABC Cuts Criticised  | West Tamar Highway Deathtrap  | Callous Blue Tier Logging  | Commissioner for Children's Memo  | Sheep Breeds Banning  | Greens Slam Jackson for Lack of Position on Plastic Bags  
• » Edition 236 - Monday, 5th April, 2004
  | Forestry Puts Shine on Usual Excuses  | Cal for Changes at Mersey  | Cat Forum Success  | CLyde Water Trust in Deep Water  | Live Exports for Slaughter Must End  
• » Edition 235 - Monday, 29th March, 2004
  | Pulp Mill Stalking Horse  | Minister not Giving Full Story on Mersey  | Greens Congratulate Ralph's Bay Locals  | Pressure Rises on TOTE Over Elwick  | Call for Hydro to Rule Out Narmada  
• » Edition 234 - Monday, 22nd March, 2004
  | Response to New Labor Cabinet  | Greens Pleased With Poll Results  | Call for Public Release of GE Crop Audits  | Focus on Health  | SOE Noise Recommendation Must be Heeded  | Inveresk Precinct Puzzle Demands More Time  
• » Edition 233 - Monday, 15th March, 2004
  | Cat Control Forum  | Inveresk Cultural Precinct  | Smoke Ban Support  | East Coast Development  | Ralph's Bay Proposal  | State of Environment Report  | Downgrading of Tourism, Parks and Heritage  
• » Edition 232 - Tuesday, 9th March, 2004
  | Greens Release Minority Report  | WHA Funding  | Duck Season Opening  | Government Weasels Words on Hydro  | FT Gets off Lightly  | 1080 Use on Native Wildlife Must be Banned  | Sorell Wants a Metro Service  
• » Edition 231 - Monday, 1st March, 2004
  | Not 'Sharing in the Rewards'  | State Plastic Bag Ban Needed  | Environment Report Overdue  | Pre-emptive Strike on Blue Tier  | Support for TWU Campaign  | Pressure for Smoking Ban  
• » Edition 230 - Monday, 23rd February, 2004
  | Premier Steps Aside  | Quarantine Attitude Concerning  | Secrets, Cronyism Surround Cattle Drive  | Bus Fair Increase Unfair  | Pokies Still Being Rolled Out  
• » Edition 229 - Monday, 16th February, 2004
  | Forestry Admits Strip Clearfelling  | Forestry Confidence Trick  | Greens Slam Re-enactment  | Forestry Gates Locked  | Irregularities on Sale of Civic Square  | Waterfront Feedback Extension Inadequate  
• » Edition 228 - Tuesday, 10th February, 2004
  | Waterfront Meeting Packs Town Hall  | Free Trade Agreement  | Log Truck Drivers Unfair Conditions  | Greens Tour WA for Old Growth Answers  | Sex Industry Regulation  | Government Backflips on Shacks  | Child Abuse Protest  
• » Edition 227 - Monday, 2nd February, 2004
  | Cabinet Reshuffle  | School Accommodation Closure  | Live Sheep Exports  | Intelligent Island Accountability  
• » Edition 226 - Tuesday, 27th January, 2004
  | Power Price Increase  | Ambulance Workers' Pay Claim  | Calls to Protect Launceston Water Catchment  | Greens Call on Minister for Duck Season Changes  
• » Edition 225 - Monday, 19th January, 2004
  | Call for Compulsory Local Government Voting  | Greens Call for Ban on Live Sheep Export  
• » Edition 224 - Monday, 12th January, 2004
  | 1 Collins St Taxpayer Rip-off  | Child Abuse Interim Report Raises Questions  | Waterfront Campaign - Get Involved!  
• » Edition 223 - Monday, 15th December, 2003
  | Hobart's Waterfront Redevelopment  | Arnott's GE-Free Announcement  | Blue Tier Public Land Use Inquiry  | Axemen Fight for Their Future  | Latham Pressure Bacon on Forests  
• » Edition 222 - Monday, 8th December, 2003
  | Child Abuse Commission of Inquiry  | Smoking Report Reveals Economics of Full Ban  | GEB Workers Sold Out for Xmas  | Spirit 3 - Concerns Over Disabled Access  | Ruth Let Down Again  | TEST Incinerator On Last Legs  
• » Edition 221 - Monday, 1st December, 2003
  | Parliament Wrap Up for 2003  | Calls for Conscience Vote on Inquiry  | Disappointmet Over Smoke-Free Bill Defeat  | Forestry Memo Reveals Woodchip Driven Operations  | Annual Reports Troubling, Revealing  | GEB Sale Leaves Out Workers  
• » Edition 220 - Monday, 24th November, 2003
  | Push for Child Abuse Inquiry  | Waterfront Snow Job  | AHA Donations  | Corporate Donations Pervert Democracy  | GE Labelling Loophole  | Eagle Hill Logging  | Cinema Questions Abound  
• » Edition 219 - Monday, 17th November, 2003
  | Pulp Mill Plan  | Help Free Hector  | Forester Water Plan  | Devil Funding Welcomed  | National Park Office Closure  | Highclere Logging Plans  | Hydstra Sale Incomprehensible  
• » Edition 218 - Monday, 10th November, 2003
  | Princes Wharf Privatisation  | East Coast Water  | State of Growth Stalls Sector  | Get Serious About the North East  | Call for Release of GE Audits  | Devil Disease Funding Problem  
• » Edition 217 - Monday, 3rd November, 2003
  | Lennons Pathetic Defence  | Push for Inquiry Will Continue  | Grain Elevators Board Sale  | Greens Bill to Extend Smoke-Free Areas  | Call for Sex Abuse Inquiry  | Longford Worker's Forgotten  
• » Edition 216 - Monday, 27th October, 2003
  | Forestry Commission of Inquiry  | Documents on the Public Record  | Free Trade Deal Threatens GE Free  | Premier Stonewalls Smoking Ban  | Meatworkers Entitlements  | Fox Carcass Missed Chance  
• » Edition 215 - Monday, 20th October, 2003
  | Ruth Cruz Visa Worries  | Gunns Donations to ALP  | Tertiary Education Strike Supported  | Cabinet Must Ban Smoking in Public Places  | Minister has Wood Duck in Sights  | Heavy Vehicle Traffic  
• » Edition 214 - Monday, 13th October, 2003
  | Damning Forestry Evidence  | Unsafe Driving of Heavy Vehicles  | Giant Kelp Report Leaked  | Logging Threats to Tourism  | Call for Local Council Support for Cat Control  
• » Edition 213 - Monday, 29th September, 2003
  | Greens' Victories  | Labor Fails CCC Workers  | Ban on Live Sheep Exports  | Gaming Bill  | Dropping the School Age  | Lennon Pleads Ignorance  | Call for Gas Reassurances  
• » Edition 212 - Monday, 22nd September, 2003
  | Greens Outline Approach  | Quarantine Deficiencies  | Meander Proposal  | CCC Deal  | Recherche Web Launch  | Tourism-Forestry Deal  | Forestry Reforms  | Gas Rollout  
• » Edition 211 - Monday, 15th September, 2003
  | Public Smoking Ban  | Aunty Ida Will be Missed  | Styx Valley-Logging as Usual  | Oragnge Bellied Parrot Threat  | Law Reform Recommendations  | Hospitals Committee  
• » Edition 210 - Monday, 8th September, 2003
  | Logging Road Threatens Eyebright  | Devil Disease Threat  | Pokies Deal Condemned  | Smoke-Free Delay  | Salination Concerns Ignored  | Hellyer Gorge Logging  | Tourism Boost  
• » Edition 209 - Monday, 1st September, 2003
  | Cat Control on the Table  | Relationships Bill Passed  | Green Bill for Victims  | Emergency Medicine Department Delayed  | Bacon Fails on Forests  | Gaming Commission  | Heritage Concerns  | St Helens Bar-Way  | Human Embryo Bill  | Recherche Bay  
• » Edition 208 - Monday, 25th August, 2003
  | Feral Cats  | Workers Compensation  | Pokie Poll  | Lennon's Ignorance on Water Reports  | LGH Mess  | Tas Together Threat  | Crean Takes on Telstra  | Hector's Last Stand  
• » Edition 207 - Monday, 18th August, 2003
  | Greens New Initiatives  | Child Abuse Announcement  | Greens Slam Pokies Deal  | Where Are All the Flowers From?  | Great Bank Robbery  
• » Edition 206 - Monday, 11th August, 2003
  | Federal Plantations Inquiry  | States' Pokie Addiction  | Push for Drysdale Tourism Campus  | Shack Sewage Out to Sea?  
• » Edition 205 - Monday, 4th August, 2003
  | Workers compensation issue erupts  | Helping Hector the Protector  | Timber industry at crossroads  | Support for sex abuse inquiry  | Plastic bag proposal welcome  
• » Edition 204 - Friday, 25th July, 2003
  | Massive Sewage Spill  | Sustainable Agriculture Centre Plan  | Southwood Pressure  | Smart Card for Gamblers  | Disability Service Cutbacks  
• » Edition 203 - Friday, 18th July, 2003
  | Gas Retail in Disarray  | Labor and Liberal Styx Silence  | Energy Proposal Scrutiny  | Workers Compensation Legislation  
• » Edition 202 - Friday, 11th July, 2003
  | Freedom of Information  | Minister Ducks the Duck Issue  | Heritage Council Applauded  | Central Highland Decision  | Shacks Disaster Looming  
• » Edition 201 - Friday, 4th July, 2003
  | Third Ferry  | Parliamentary Review  | Maria Island Resort  | Pensioners Mislead  
• » Edition 200 - Friday, 27th June, 2003
  | Historic Same Sex Reform  | Weapons in Schools  | Clarence Health Centre Under Threat  | Shacks Shock  | Cautious Welcome to Pollution Cleanup  
• » Edition 199 - Friday, 20th June, 2003
  | Greens Obtain Leaked Letter  | Partial Equality Not Good Enough  | Gaming Debate Gagged  | Weak on Smoking  | Environmental Management Standards