Environment – Bird flu
Minister, has there been any information flowing through to the agency about detections of avian influenza, either H6N1 or H5N1 on island?
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2025
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State Budget
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Nov
2025
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Environment – State of the Environment
Minister, recommendation 1 of the State of the Environment Report which I, for the purposes of the public record, would remind anyone who is up this late watching that the ...
Nov
2025
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Environment – Climate Change
Minister, I heard you just say that the government is 'committed to taking strong action' on climate. If we have a look at the budget for the climate office, it's a little bit hard
Nov
2025
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Planning – State Coastal Policy
One is in relation to where we're at with the state coastal policy, with particular changes there. There are many people who believe this would be a green light for developers to
Nov
2025
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Planning – Development Assessment Panels
Minister, this is repeating the questions around DAPs, but I want to lay out what's occurred. We see the reintroduction of the development assessment panels, and they were first...
Nov
2025
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Planning – Greater Hobart Plan
Minister, in 2022, the 30‑year Greater Hobart Plan released in collaboration between Hobart, Clarence, Glenorchy, and Kingborough councils asserted that there was enough urban land
Nov
2025
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Planning – Urban Growth Boundary
Minister, I'm going to ask questions from the chair. You talked about the urban growth boundary and I'm just curious to know what you're considering in that space.
Nov
2025
18
Environment Protection Authority – Cruise ship emissions
One quick question: some years ago, the EPA was undertaking monitoring of emissions from cruise ships in the port of Hobart, noting that here, unlike Sydney Harbour, we allow ...
Nov
2025
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Environment Protection Authority – Environmental assessment (salmon farming)
Noting that this is about environmental assessment. After the 2025 salmon mortality event. The EPA commenced an investigation into the event. Including: "Various investigative ...
Nov
2025
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Environment Protection Authority – Macquarie Point Stadium site contamination
Yesterday, the Macquarie Point Development Corporation informed us there was an estimated 130,000 cubic metres of contaminated fill beneath the footprint of the proposed stadium at
