Environment Minister, Matthew Groom must protect the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area from further damage from salmon farming.
Legislation to allow logging in some of the most high conservation value, carbon rich forests on the planet was tabled in State Parliament today.
The government's announcement of $100,000 is a positive step, but much more needs to be done to save the wombat population from the spread of sarcoptic mange.
An increasing number of Tasmanians believe the Government has declared war on the environment and Tasmanians are determined to protect it.
Parliament was subjected to a stream of self-congratulatory guff from the Premier today.
More than 200 people packed the Triabunna Community Hall today to express their anger at the decision to approve a Tassal fish farm in pristine Okehampton Bay.
The Executive Chairman of Neville Smith Forest Products emphatically called on the government not to reignite conflict over the State's forests.
Tassal joining Huon Aquaculture in court around the government's industry regulator raises even more issues about regulation of the salmon industry.
Only the Greens will be there to stand up for Tasmania's environment and stand with communities determined to protect it.
Labor have finally made it clear they will join the Liberals in backing industry's short-term gains over the marine environment and long-term jobs.