News - 21 June 2017 - Tasmania
The battle over Tasmania's $30m salmon farm
More than 1,000 people, spread across 300 boats, protested against the shallow-water fish farm at Ok...
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News - 09 June 2017 - South Australia
Great Australian Bight drilling flagged by Statoil after deal with BP
Norwegian oil and gas company, Statoil, has revealed plans to explore the Great Australian Bight off...
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News - 01 June 2017 - Tasmania
Opposition to the Tas Government’s plan to expand 4WD tracks in the takayna/Tarkine
A plan by the Tasmanian government to reopen 4WD tracks in the north west of the state ahs resulted ...
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News - 01 April 2017 - Laws - Victoria
Two men and a possum
The impending closure of Heyfield sawmill has pitted senior federal ministers against each other, a ...
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News - 01 April 2017 - Nature - Victoria
How to: Call Environment Minister Josh Frydenberg about Leadbeater’s Possums
Call (02) 6277 7920. A friendly staffer will pick up the phone. Say your name and where you’re from....
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News - 27 March 2017 - Nature - Victoria
Barnaby Joyce wants Australia's Leadbeater's possum off endangered list to boost logging
Deputy prime minister calls for critically endangered status to be downgraded to try to save Victori...
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Media Releases - 18 March 2017 - Nature - Victoria
Andrews Government needs to promote industry reform and forest conservation while supporting workers
With the news that Australian Sustainable Hardwoods intends to close its Heyfield mill, the Andrews ...
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Media Releases - 17 March 2017 - Nature - Victoria
Logging industry’s problems caused by lack of wood, not lack of Leadbeater’s Possums and threatened species
Years of overlogging Victoria’s forests combined with the disastrous impacts of the 2009 bushfires h...
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Media Releases - 17 March 2017 - Nature - Victoria
Heyfield wood supply problematic, no matter who owns sawmill
Reports that the Victorian Government may buy the Heyfield timber mill do not fix the problems with ...
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News - 14 February 2017 - Victoria
National park in Victoria's east could create 760 jobs
Hundreds of timber industry job losses could be offset with $45 million in government and private in...