Tasmanians in coastal areas woke up this morning to news that their communities are potentially under threat from a massive expansion of fish farming.
RTI documents show a DPIPWE investigation into Animal Welfare Act breaches was taking place while the same department was approving an almost identical practice
The new Premier has the chance to fix the state’s legislation and clean up fish farming in Tasmania.
Full transcript of the Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority hearings in the 2019 Government Businesses Scrutiny Committee.
Water on the east coast is scarce and very precious. Regional climate heating models tell us it will continue to dry.
In 2016 the Treasurer signed a $4 million Tascorp loan to the Glamorgan Spring Bay Council to construct the Prosser water pipeline.
The Treasurer approved the $4 million loan in 2017, before EPBC Act approvals needed to build the Twamley Dam had been granted.
The Glamorgan Spring Bay Council could never afford to build the Twamley Dam.
The DPIPWE website's wildlife management page has opened an application for socalled scientific permit, that is available for public comment until 18 September.
The Tasmania Fire Service has made some big adjustments and is on board with the reality of the changing climate.