Animal Welfare in Tasmania
The wellbeing of animals in Tasmania is a matter of very significant importance to the vast majority of the Tasmanian people.
The wellbeing of animals in Tasmania is a matter of very significant importance to the vast majority of the Tasmanian people.
Rosalie Woodruff speaks on the process for issuing crop protection permits.
Community groups, wildlife carers and conservation organisations point to localised extinctions of wombats at places such as narawntapu National Park.
The wombat deaths in Kelso in Northern Tasmania, as a result of an intentionally-lit gorse fire, are a tragic loss for the local wildlife population.
has the Minister reassessed his cull permit system, considering the outbreak of mange in the wombat population and the localised extinctions?
Andrea Dawkins questions the Minister over the issuing of culling permits for wombats while community members are treating them to combat sarcoptic mange.
The government's announcement of $100,000 is a positive step, but much more needs to be done to save the wombat population from the spread of sarcoptic mange.