Astacopsis gouldi, the giant freshwater lobster, is now categorised as endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature's red list.
It is almost certain that the proposed Mount Wellington Cable Car will be declared a Project of State Significance (POSS).
The Greens welcome Queensland's commitment to introducing a container deposit scheme by 2018. We hope the Hodgman Government won't let Tasmania be left behind.
We're hopeful the government is finally getting the message that Tasmania's economic future doesn't lie in outdated and unviable industries.
The Greens welcome the World Heritage Committee's request to implement the recommendations of their expert mission.
Parks Minister, Matthew Groom, signed off on a government response to the flawed draft World Heritage Area Management Plan.
The Minister for Forests is dreaming if he believes there is a viable future in native forest woodchip or whole log exports.
We have written to the Clerk of the House advising that monies above a 2% pay rise will go to six non-government organisations.
Peter Gutwein has confirmed the Liberals in government are doing nothing to support Forestry Tasmania’s bid for Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification.
The EDO was denied funding by the Commonwealth Government and was still overlooked by the State Liberals.
