Mercury (Hobart)

Bell tolls for democracy

- Peter Harrison Allens Rivulet Johnny Koay Mt Nelson Kenn Batt Cradoc

DON’T ask for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for the Tasmanian democracy (Editorial, October 19). Journalist­s and photograph­ers are to be banned from reporting or even photograph­ing MPs who are not on their feet. Power and madness have married! Gentle reader, we the public have a right to know what some of these overpaid, pretentiou­s pretenders are up to. What has Mal’s correct decision (as he had already retired from the political arena) got to do with his nous, integrity, vast knowledge and experience, which will be a great loss, by not allowing him to represent Australia in such conference­s?

Is ScoMo the truly type of man we want for a PM — a “He is the boss” hollow declaratio­n, when he was sucking up to Mal when Mal was still our PM? Trust him? You decide!

1928, Sydney. Spey (ex Tassie (T2), Tassie Too (T4)

1929, Brisbane. Tassie (T2), Tassie Too (T4)

1930, Brighton, Vic. Tassie Too Tassie III (T3)

1931, Hobart. Tassie (T4), Tassie III (T3)

1932, Western Australia. No entrants except for WA

1933, Adelaide. Tassie III (T3; only Tasmanian entrant)

1934, Sydney. Tassie Too (T2), Tassie III (T3).

Tassie Too is a community-owned vessel. As such the FOTT would welcome any donations and volunteers to assist in the sailing and maintenanc­e of this famous vessel. Check out our website and Facebook pages. Lakatoi; T1), (T4), (T2), Tassie Too

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