Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "Richard Flanagan"
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1.5KArticleLong Bay Protest against Tassal Salmon Pens
Media release – Bob Brown Foundation, 27 August 2022 Hundreds of people hit the water to protest against the toxic salmon industry...
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1.7KArticleTAMP Meets with JBS over Huon Aquaculture
Media release – Tasmanian Alliance for Marine Protection, 11 November 2021 TAMP meets with JBS over Huon Aquaculture The Tasmanian Alliance for...
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Forrest, Flanagan Back Land-Based Aquaculture
Media release – Tattarang, 27 October 2021 Tattarang calls on JBS S.A to make clear commitments to shareholders, announces multi-million-dollar land-based aquaculture...
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Secret Aquaculture Map Revealed
Media release – Tasmanian Alliance for Marine Protection (TAMP) REVEALED: SECRET GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY MAPS THAT SHOW HUGE POTENTIAL SEA GRAB FOR...
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Richard Flanagan on Why He Writes
Richard Flanagan, Booker Prize winner and author of The Living Sea of Waking Dreams and the recentToxic – The Rotting Underbelly of...
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North-west Tasmania for Clean Oceans
For some years now, there have been reports that the Tasmanian salmon industry is expanding. The Tasmanian Government is keen to promote...
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Review – Toxic: The Rotting Underbelly of the Tasmanian Salmon Industry
Disclosure: Peter George played a small part in Richard Flanagan’s research for Toxic in his role of co-Chair of the Tasmanian Alliance...
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Transcript – Stop the Salmon Sea Grab
Transcript of ‘Stop the Salmon Sea Grab’ public meeting hosted by Environment Tasmania and Tasmanian Alliance for Marine Protection at Hobart Town...
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Killora Lodges EPA Complaint over Salmon Farming
Transcript of media conference with Gerard Castles of the Killora Community Association, Salamanca Place, Hobart, 26 April 2021. Gerard Castles All right....
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TAMP: ‘Stranger than Fiction’
Media release – Tasmanian Alliance for Marine Protection (TAMP), 22 April 2021 It’s the Tasmanian Salmon Industry that’s ‘Stranger than Fiction’ Says...
