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Pulp Mill Assessment Repeal Bill 2017
Greens Bill - Wednesday, 1 November 2017, Andrea Dawkins
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| Bill Status: Negatived |
Support Vote: Greens |
Opposition Vote: Labor, Liberals |
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Parliamentary Activity - 1 Nov 2017
Andrea Dawkins delivers a second reading speech for the Greens' Pulp Mill Assessment Repeal Bill 2017, discussing the history of the mill and the Act.
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I was proud to table the Pulp Mill Assessment Repeal Bill 2017 in Parliament today on behalf of the Greens. If supported, this Bill would provide real closure for Northern Tasmanians.
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Today’s attack on the right to peaceful forest protest through WorkSafe Tasmania’s directive to the Bob Brown Foundation is a politically motivated shield for the logging industry.
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The presence of activists in takayna/Tarkine is clearly making a big impact on planned logging operations in the region.
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The logging of ancient rainforest ecosystems in the Tarkine is utterly unjustifiable on environmental, social and economic grounds, yet it is accelerating under the Gutwein Government.
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Parliamentary Activity - 27 Nov 2019
Cassy O'Connor moves a motion to protect the 356 000 hectares of Tasmanian Forest Agreement second tranche reserve forests.
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Media Release - 27 Apr 2018
The breathtaking hypocrisy of the Liberals talking up Tasmania's lower emissions profile cannot go unanswered.
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Media Release - 29 Mar 2018
A damning analysis of the Regional Forest Agreement in today’s The Guardian newspaper is an indictment on both State and Federal Governments.
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Media Release - 20 Nov 2017
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