Minister, can you confirm that the owner of Silver Ridge Retreat is Mr Brian Inder, who is the proponent of the Mount Roland cable car proposal...
[T]he Nature Conservation Act proclamation tabled yesterday, excises nearly 3.5 hectares of Crown land located in the Mount Roland Regional Reserve
On Monday, the Premier announced the Liberals are seeking a 80/20 funding split between the Federal and State governments respectively, and that the ask from Canberra is $180m.
hy are you letting the minister for Business, Industry and Resources run the internal departmental review of future uses of kunanyi?
In 2021, the Mount Wellington Cable Car Company proposal was comprehensively rejected by the Hobart City Council through a rigorous established planning process, hearing thousands of concerns raised by Tasmanian Aboriginal people, the community, and experts.
Your government has a policy to support a cable car up kunanyi/Mount Wellington and the construction of a large, privately owned commercial centre on the summit. Your predecessor set up a specific section in the Department of State Growth to help its progress and pass facilitation legislation to help the proponents apply for assessment.
kunanyi is an incredible Aboriginal cultural landscape. It has stories and song lines that have been in existence since time began.
Talking to key kunanyi stakeholders in recent weeks, they had no idea this announcement was coming.
I want to touch quickly on the stadium, the kunanyi cable car and, if I get time, the Lake Malbena development.
Is there a business case and can you explain why the projected costs of the project have gone from $60 million to $190 million?