Macquarie Point Development Corporation Amendment Bill 2018
It is a bill to remove the voice of Tasmanians from debate about this most central part of our capital city.
It is a bill to remove the voice of Tasmanians from debate about this most central part of our capital city.
It is disappointing for people in Hobart, Greater Hobart and Tasmania to have been so thoroughly shut out of this process at this point.
The decision to pull up rail tracks on the Macquarie Point site was made without the approval or knowledge of Infrastructure and Transport Minister.
It is now more than four months since the Liberals announced that Hobart's port would be turned into a woodchip and log export facility.
The Tasmanian Greens welcome the vision within the MONA Macquarie Point cultural plan, and the focus on Truth and Reconciliation.
The potential of Hobart's railyards site is in jeopardy as a result of a hands-off Minister and failure prioritise the transformation of Macquarie Point.
Majestic Timbers Australia did not register as a company until 10 days after Mr Gutwein had stated that terms had been agreed to.
The Minister for Forests is dreaming if he believes there is a viable future in native forest woodchip or whole log exports.
The world renowned Eden Project has expressed interest in establishing its first Southern Hemisphere base in Hobart at Macquarie Point.
There is legacy waste issue with Macquarie Point, what is going to happen to the waste, and where it is going?