Tasmanian Times
Environment
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998Firefighters Honoured for Black Summer Bushfire Work
Deputy Chief Officer Matthew Lowe and District Officer Anthony Goss Tasmanian Fire Service receiving awards.
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Native Forest Logging Remains Tasmania’s Top Emitter
A new report from The Tree Projects, the Wilderness Society and the Tasmanian Climate Collective has found that native forest logging remains...
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Protests Target Grocer Over Farmed Salmon
The Hill Street Grocer chain faced renewed protests today in New Town and West Hobart, as members of the Bob Brown Foundation...
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Industry’s Brutal Reality – ASC’s Standards Questioned
Following our publication of media releases detailing the death of a protected Australian fur seal and multiple cormorants at a Tassal salmon...
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Salmon Industry’s Cruel Toll on Wildlife Mounts
A Right to Information request has exposed the brutal reality of Tasmania’s salmon industry, revealing a horrifying case where a protected Australian...
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Scientific Voyage to Study Tonga’s ‘Ground Zero’
A team of scientists has embarked on a 54-day voyage aboard the RV Investigator to study the impacts of the 2022 eruption...
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Tasmanian Salmon Antibiotics Could Create Health Crisis
The use of salmon farm antibiotics creates drug-resistant bacteria threatening human health warns Professor Felipe Cabello
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Fighting Fire with Science for Safer Communities
Based on nearly a decade of collaboration, the University of Tasmania and the City of Hobart are now using a new phase...
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Huge Litter Trap to Protect Hobart’s Platypus
A massive underground concrete chamber, designed to trap litter before it pollutes the Hobart Rivulet, was installed today, 20 August 2025, in...
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New TMAG Exhibit Celebrates Beautiful, Resilient Butterflies
The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) has opened the doors to its latest exhibition, ‘The World of Butterflies’, inviting visitors to...
