Environment
Speaking out on Ralphs Bay
Save Ralphs Bay
LIBERAL Leader Will Hodgman, Greens Leader Nick McKim, Franklin Labor MHA Ross Butler and independent MLC Terry Martin join scientists and members of the Lauderdale community featured on a DVD and internet production to be launched by Save Ralphs Bay Inc. today.
What: DVD launch
Where: Parliament lawns
When: 11am Monday March 30th 2009
Featuring: Thomas Moore, DVD producer and Alison Watson, recently retired Lauderdale pharmacist and one of the speakers on the DVD
With just ONE WEEK TO GO before the deadline for submissions on the Walker Corporation’s Draft Integrated Impact Statement (DIIS), Save Ralphs Bay Inc.
launches a DVD production today to boost its campaign.
“The idea behind the production is to send the voices of community members and scientists far and wide via DVD and online social networks, along with stunning images of Ralphs Bay and its wildlife,” says DVD producer, oceanographer Dr. Thomas Moore.
“It was fantastic to see that three Franklin MP’s were also prepared to contribute their comments to the DVD Green and Liberal Leaders Nick McKim and Will Hodgman, and Labor MHA Ross Butler. Independent MLC Terry Martin also has his say.
“The testimony of the community members featured is extremely moving and we urge all concerned Tasmanians to seek out the DVD production online – the Save Ralphs Bay website , SaveRalphsBay.org, is a great place to start looking.”
The production will be launched worldwide later today via video-centric social networks.
SRB’s Submission Coordinator Jane MacDonald adds, “There is plenty of information on the Save Ralphs Bay website to help in making a submission, and there is still a week to go before submissions close at 4.30pm on Monday April 6th. Submissions can be delivered, mailed or emailed to the RPDC at enquiry.rpdc@justice.tas.edu.au ”
— Save Ralphs Bay Inc. : www.SaveRalphsBay.org —