Tasfintalk

In depth comment and analysis on Tasmanian finance and economics issues

Tuesday, 28 July 2026

STT’s Accounting Illusion: A response

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Tasmania’s debate about native forest logging has always been shaped by numbers—profit figures, asset valuations, operating cash flows, an...
Wednesday, 22 July 2026

Tas Irrigation in the Age of AI Factories

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Tasmanian Irrigation (TI) is a State‑owned company that builds, owns and operates irrigation schemes across the state. On paper it looks lik...
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Saturday, 18 July 2026

MONA's Forest economics shared vision: Progress or just another motherhood statement

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Preamble The MONA Forest Economics Congress has done something remarkable. After years of careful dialogue, it has produced a Shared Visio...
Friday, 17 July 2026

STT's paper profits

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  The discussion about whether to process Tasmanian native timber logs here or in Victoria sidesteps the real issue and once again highlight...
Saturday, 11 July 2026

Native forest logging or carbon credit schemes?

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  Why Ending Native Forest Logging Delivers Far Greater Public Value Than Funding Short‑Term Carbon Schemes “Why should the Federal Govern...
Sunday, 28 June 2026

The Economics of Tasmanian Wind

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  Why new projects face a wall Tasmania’s energy debate still assumes that wind farms are profitable and Marinus will unlock a wave of new...
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Friday, 26 June 2026

ASH attempts to correct the record

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  ASH’s response to Four Corners (it appeared in a Facebook post which is pasted below) presents itself as a factual correction. In reality...
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tasfintalk
A public policy researcher and writer with a special interest in Tasmanian finance and economics issues. Have worked as an economist, and as an accountant in public practice.
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