The expiry of the lease on Halls Island is two weeks away. Presumably there has been some advice to you from your departmental advisers about the pending expiry of the lease...
The urgent repair works on Halls Hut are not stalled by the ongoing EPBC assessment for the proposed heli-tourism standing camp at Lake Malbena.
It is really important, and I am sure that you would agree, that those who claim to speak on behalf of a place have the permission of those whose stories they plan to tell.
I am sure you agree that Aboriginal heritage is one of the Wilderness World Heritage Area's main outstanding universal values.
The Tasmanian Greens have written to UNESCO highlighting the failures of the Australian and Tasmanian governments to properly manage the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.
I think that Halls Island is the only place inside the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, Palawa, and public land, where a person with a valid parks pass could be arrested..
Answer the question. If you go to Halls Island with a valid parks pass, can you be arrested for trespass?
Last week we talked about the public access program for Halls Island, which is heavily restricted and controlled by Mr Hackett.
Are you saying your agency has given you no clarity about the legal situation that the government created by signing a lease with the director of an insolvent company?
I would like to have a bit of a chat about Halls Island again.
