Liberals and Labor in Lockstep on Fish Farms
The two old parties voted together today against the Greens’ No Confidence Motion in Minister Rockliff.
The two old parties voted together today against the Greens’ No Confidence Motion in Minister Rockliff.
In Question Time today, the Premier did not deny the so-called ban on fish farming in 99% of Mercury Passage was cooked up in haste.
The Liberal and Labor parties have rejected the Greens' move to establish a Parliamentary Inquiry into fish farm expansion in Tasmania.
Evidence of yet another permit breach by Tassal in Macquarie Harbour was released yesterday.
The Tasmanian Greens have moved to establish a Joint House inquiry into fish farm expansion.
The Tasmanian Greens are delighted to announce that Fraser Brindley will be the Greens’ lead candidate for the key seat of Lyons in the upcoming State election.
The Liberals have released a laughably desperate list of properties sold under the previous government.
The Minister has requested an independent assessment by the Marine Farming Planning Review Panel of the 20-year-old lease at Okehampton Bay.
The Tasmanian people have a right to know about major development proposals that impact on their communities and the environment.
The Productivity Commission Report shows just how far the community think we really are from Minister Rockliff's "world’s best regulated fish farm industry".