After changing their position before and after the election, the Liberals brought a bill to Parliament that merely cements existing super trawler regulations.
During its stay, the Geelong Star was responsible for the deaths of dolphins, seals and albatross.
he National Council of Women of Tasmania celebrated its 117th annual report for its 118th year this year.
The protest outside the Liberal Party Conference is another reminder of the strong opposition within the community to a supertrawler in Tasmanian waters.
The Australian Fisheries Management Authority are trying to protect themselves from scrutiny by disbanding the Small Pelagic Fishery Assessment Group.
Minister Rockliff needs to reveal to the Tasmanian public the intentions of the State government regarding the ongoing debacle that is the Geelong Star.
Premier Hodgman should hang his head in shame over the continuing killings of marine mammals by the factory freezer super trawler Geelong Star.
The Liberals stand exposed for lying their way into government, by promising anti-super trawler campaigners to oppose ‘freezer factory trawlers’.
The State Liberals have been exposed promising one thing to anti super trawler campaigners before the election, and then voting the opposite way.
The caller who sought the Premier’s position on the Geelong Star supertrawler on commercial radio last month feels he was deliberately mislead.