The Rockliff government confirmed they will not investigate the most serious marine disaster, to avoid uncovering their own responsibility for the breaches that likely caused it.
Some horrifying figures were released by our Environment Protection Authority (EPA) yesterday. They confirm what many of us have feared.
Horrific figures released by the EPA has confirmed what we all feared – in just two months, ten million kilograms of industrial farmed salmon have died from an insidious disease.
The image of dead fish and chunks of rotten flesh washing up on Tasmania's beaches is not one the public will forget soon, and not one the market should ever forget.
As summer rolls on into autumn, we know that millions of diseased salmon are continuing to die a horrible death in pens across southern Tasmania.
We already know diseased salmon are being processed for human consumption. We are hearing of multiple recent cases of gastrointestinal illness following the consumption of salmon.
Images of dead salmon being pumped from a Tasman Peninsula lease over the weekend show we are witnessing the biggest biosecurity disaster in recent Tasmanian history.
The Tasmanian Greens welcome the RSPCA's decision to permanently revoke certification of Huon Aquaculture’s industrially farmed salmon.
Amid an ongoing animal welfare crisis caused by salmon farming corporations the Greens are calling on the RSPCA to permanently cancel Huon Aquaculture’s certification.
Parliament has now backed stronger donations’ disclosure laws. Despite this, Premier Rockliff refused to reveal whether Big Salmon donate to the Liberal Party