Planning – Short-Stay Accommodation Permits
How many properties have permits and how many don't have permits in each region?
Jun
2022
7
Planning
Jun
2022
7
Planning – Climate Risks
The modelling found that approximately 2 per cent of homes in Tasmania would be effectively uninsurable by 2030 due to the effects of climate change.
Jun
2022
7
Planning – State Planning Provisions
The natural assets code was recommended to be substantially overhauled.
Jun
2022
7
Infrastructure and Transport – Droughty Point
It is the largest proposed housing development in Tasmania with an unclear number of potential dwellings that will be built.
Jun
2022
7
Infrastructure and Transport – Leith Overpass
I wanted to follow up on the trauma that you put the community of Leith through, with the plan to build a massive overpass.
Jan
2022
13
Leith Overpass Reversal a Sign of Electoral Fear
The stressed residents of Leith will be hugely relieved following the Gutwein Government’s reversal of plans to build a massive overpass at their town.
Nov
2021
15
You Can’t Put a Shine on a Cowpat
Mount Wellington Cableway Company has released its modified proposal to desecrate and profit from kunanyi’s wild beauty, but it’s still a dog of a project.
Nov
2021
11
Greens Table Legislation to Protect the Public Right to a Say
On behalf of the Tasmanian Greens, I tabled the Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Amendment (Exhibition of Amended Applications) Bill 2021.
Sep
2021
8
Planning – State Planning Provisions
In the draft statewide planning provisions report that was handed to the minister, 15 recommendations were made.
Jul
2021
20
21 Reasons to Keep kunanyi Wild
The Greens welcome the independent planning expert advice on the cable car proposal for kunanyi.