Yesterday's Tasmanian Audit Office report evaluated 22 Parks reserve activity assessments and found that of these, only two had complete documentation.
Dr Eric Woehler states that Department of State Growth contractors have unlawfully blocked the nesting hollows of critically endangered swift parrots.
Roger Jaensch’s threats to terminate the Major Projects legislation if the Upper House dares amend it are an assault on the democratic foundation of Parliament.
The Clarence City Council should refuse a further extension of the time for starting construction on the Kangaroo Bay Plan.
The federal minister for Environment, Hon. Sussan Ley MP, published in the Mercury the Australian Government's intention to develop a draft bilateral agreement.
Full House of Assembly debate on the Land Use Planning and Approvals Amendment (Major Projects) Bill 2020.
The Coordinator-General has inserted himself into a planning process to try to influence council over a contentious private hospital development in New Town.
A large number of submissions made on the Land Use Planning and Approvals Amendment (Major Projects) Bill are being withheld from scrutiny by legislators.
In March 2004 there was a very large community campaign that commenced in southern Tasmania.
Tasmanians are passionate defenders of their place. Communities having a say has always been, and should remain, central to planning laws.