The Tasmanian Greens today released a guide to sustainable tourism that ensures wilderness and cultural heritage protection are prioritised.
The Tasmanian Planning Commission has heard from Airbnb, who were in Hobart today to plead the case of Tasmanian accommodation operators.
The permanent 'boil water' alert for Scamander should prompt immediate action from the State Government.
We're hopeful the government is finally getting the message that Tasmania's economic future doesn't lie in outdated and unviable industries.
The Greens welcome the World Heritage Committee's request to implement the recommendations of their expert mission.
The world renowned Eden Project has expressed interest in establishing its first Southern Hemisphere base in Hobart at Macquarie Point.
The Greens welcome the visitors that are coming to our shores, but warn the government to protect our wild places and regional communities from ruin.
People in Orford are rightly outraged at the lack of communication and respect for the community to not have an open and transparent conversation about it.
The community has been explicit they would not be staging direct protest action and a police escort was completely unnecessary.
The protection of Tasmania's globally unique wilderness assets is taking a distant second place to the desires of a selected handful of developers.
