Greens Release Plan to Make Corporates Pay Their Fair Share
Today the Greens launched our plan to make big corporations to pay their fair share, raising $1.23 billion over the next four years.
Today the Greens launched our plan to make big corporations to pay their fair share, raising $1.23 billion over the next four years.
Details, released under Right to Information today, reveal the incredibly devastating impact of salmon farming on Tasmanian native marine life.
We received some very shocking RTI today about some devastating impacts of salmon farming on Tasmanian native marine life and birds.
The membership of the marine farming review panel was so debased by the time the panel had made that decision that it was technically quorate.
The proposed expansion in Storm Bay would ensure basically a plastic curtain from North Bruny to Nubeena.
It's fair to say, in a general sense, that the fovernment views the environment as a lower priority than the economy.
Tasmanians in coastal areas woke up this morning to news that their communities are potentially under threat from a massive expansion of fish farming.
Tasmanians in coastal areas will be waking up this morning to hear news that their communities are potentially under threat from fish farm expansion.
In Parliament today, the Environment Minister Roger Jaensch chose to run away rather than face this scrutiny.
Communities around Tasmania have spent years lodging formal complaints to the EPA about the devastating impacts of fish farm operations on marine waters.