Tasmanians still don’t know whether anything has changed for the better for animals or the local environment at and near Van Dairy’s farms.
Today, high profile farmer Anthony Houston has joined the blockade - a sign this campaign is entering the mainstream.
On the Saturday of the Labour Day long weekend, Forestry Tasmania set fire to a logged coupe in the Styx.
The proposed expansion in Storm Bay would ensure basically a plastic curtain from North Bruny to Nubeena.
The Chinese Government’s escalating rhetoric, tariffs and border tactics to block Australian trade are deeply concerning for Tasmanian producers.
Staff from the DPIPWE today refused to give evidence to tomorrow’s Senate Committee hearings into the impact of feral deer on farmers and the landscape.
The government has made the decision to open our borders to seasonal workers without requiring them to have a strict two-week quarantine.
A recent survey of Tasmanian farmers showed strong support for reclassifying deer as a feral pest in Tasmania.
Minister Barnett is failing farmers and the environment.
The Government had the opportunity to tackle one of the state’s biggest environmental issues, but they fell at the first hurdle.
