Premier, has Brand Tasmania provided you with any advice on threats to the brand and the state of the brand? You'll recall the original debate we had over the legislation that established Brand Tasmania. We understood that would be part of the entity's role.
We commend the minister for his advocacy at a national level in relation to the deregulation of SDN-1 and RNA-derived genetic organisms.
The Tasmanian Greens warmly welcome and strongly support the Government's 10-year moratorium on GMOs. It is important for this state.
It is important that brand is genuine and can be perceived to be credible by a whole range of people who make a choice to purchase a Tasmanian product.
The foundational and geographical story of Tasmania's brand is the fact we are a chip off the old Gondwanan block.
Minister Rockliff today confirmed Biosecurity legislation would not be tabled in this term of government.
The transformation of Brand Tasmania in to a statutory authority is positive, but without protecting the brand's integrity it will only be window dressing.
The Liberals’ approval of Tassal’s East Coast expansion at Okehampton Bay is directly threatening the Tasmanian Brand.
The Tasmanian Greens welcome the appointment of Ray Martin as a Brand Ambassador for the State.
The Premier needs to explain to Tasmanians whether he sought advice from the tourism industry on the best brand marketing spend to promote Tasmania.
