Yesterday was World Wildlife Day and Forestry Tasmania started clear-felling the Dial Range against the wishes of the community and the Central Coast Council and in defiance of a
The heart of the Dial Range is set to be clear-felled imminently by Forestry Tasmania, according to an updated Forest Practices Plan (DL011C).
In an unprecedented move, Central Coast councillors have voted to end native forest logging in the Dial Ranges.
The Dial Range is a marvel of the Central Coast with stunning myrtle rainforest, majestic views from several peaks, streams and waterfalls. To log it would be a travesty.
Minister, I want to dig into any communications, if there have been any, between you and the Minister for Tourism. It's in relation to a $15 million major commitment to upgrades of three key reserves across the state, including the Dial Range, which is an icon of the north‑west. It is supposed to be about enhancing the visitor experience.
Honourable Speaker, a few weeks ago I had the pleasure of visiting the beautiful Dial Range, south of Penguin, in north‑west Tasmania. It was a joy to be there. The Dial Range is an icon for the north-west and offers multi-use recreational opportunities for a diverse range of locals and visitors.