Tough Choices Ahead for Minister Gutwein
The new Minister for Forests will need to have the courage to make the tough choices Paul Harriss clearly didn't want to make.
The new Minister for Forests will need to have the courage to make the tough choices Paul Harriss clearly didn't want to make.
The government's decision to approve fin-fish farming near Triabunna is a serious threat to the future of the seafood industry and the marine environment.
An independent inquiry that calls for expert input and submissions, along with public hearings and recommendations to be made public is clearly required.
A proposal to double the footprint of Freycinet Lodge in to the Freycinet National Park is yet another Liberal lock up for a selected private developer.
The increase in Tasmania's wood exports are thanks to sustainable private sector plantation-based forestry, not politics or state government intervention.
Research from UTAS estimates there may be up to 1.1 million deer across Tasmania by 2050. Compared to about 30,000 in 2000, this is an alarming increase.
The death of 14 Orange-bellied Parrots by rats from the Environment Department's Hobart breeding facility is a terrible loss.
The TCCI 'Tasmania Report 2015' is a welcome, evidence-based contribution to the debate about how we, as a state, improve our economic self sufficiency.
It's pleasing to hear logging operations on Bruny Island will be temporarily halted in an effort to halt the extinction of the Swift Parrot.
In Parliament today, the Minister for Primary Industries confirmed he has no plan to manage our delicate river ecosystems during our state's dry times ahead.