The Greens come from a proud history of forest defending. When this island’s wild places are threatened, so often it has been Bob Brown standing in their defence.
The Supreme Court's decision to halt logging in Southern Tasmanian swift parrot habitat is a huge win for this endangered species, and continues to stain the Liberals' log-at-all-cost operations across the state.
Do you have specific contractual arrangements with harvest and haulage contractors?
In terms of the announced shutdown of Ta Ann's mill at Southwood, what changes have there been in terms of contracts and the supply volumes?
It's an agreement relating to the community service obligations and other matters.
How are you dealing with the major non-compliances with regard to swift parrot logging of threatened species habitat?
All right. Have you, Chair, reversed your decision, which only occurred under this Government, to not make forest practice plans publicly available?
Minister, section 7 of the GBE Act has an objective to achieve a sustainable commercial rate of return that maximises value for the state.
Tasmanians were very distressed earlier this year to see an image of this young Tasmanian devil that was incinerated in a logging burn.
Page 20 of the annual report details your business arrangements, including in relation to forestry and talks about transport of logs from south to north.