Last week we heard a shocking 3.3 tonnes of florfenicol had been used in just three of the nine salmon leases dosed with florfenicol this summer.
The Greens have tried possible avenue to understand just how much florfenicol was used in south-eastern waterways under the now suspended permit. The Premier can't or won't say.
Motion - florfenicol use in Tasmanian waters by the salmon industry
Your government's lack of transparency and failure to regulate the salmon industry is exactly why a CSIRO survey has shown a collapse in Tasmanian support for salmon farming.
A basic matter of transparency, Premier, to stop your government's covering for the industry and tell us how much florfenicol has gone into public waterways.
Confusing advice from the Department of Environment about salmon farm antibiotic use has left local rock lobster fishers reeling.
New polling commissioned by the Wilderness Society shows the majority of Tasmanians are concerned about the environment and support an end to native forest logging
Is there any update on incidents of marine debris impeding navigation access or posing a risk to navigation access? You will remember, Miss Morris, I think we've had similar ...
There was a lot of numbers and I might have missed it, but I think it was in the order of 700 kilograms of florfenicol have been used in a month. It would be helpful, through you,
Through you minister, a question to the director of the EPA. I want to ask a question about the total permissible dissolved nitrogen output in Storm Bay. First, what is the current
