PM intervenes in Tas salmon industry fight
1 month, 1 week ago

PM intervenes in Tas salmon industry fight

ABC  

Samantha Donovan: The Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, has intervened in a long-running fight over the future of salmon farming in Tasmania, promising the industry will continue in Macquarie Harbour in the state's west. Adam Langenberg: Yeah, salmon farming in general has been a contentious issue in Tasmania for quite a while and in Macquarie Harbour as well. Scientists came out with bleak projections about its future last year, prompting three environmental organisations to ask for a review of 2012 decision that allowed the expansion of salmon farming operations in the harbour. I thought she, as the Federal Environment Minister, was assessing whether to review salmon farming operations in Macquarie Harbour.

History of this topic

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1 month, 1 week ago
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