Media Alert: Huntingfield and Kingborough Public Meeting Reminder
Public Meeting: what future do you want for Huntingfield and Kingborough?
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Public Meeting: what future do you want for Huntingfield and Kingborough?
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The RAA process governs the Parks and Wildlife Service’s assessment of proposed developments on approximately 50% of Tasmania, so it’s essential the process is robust.
Premier Hodgman often repeats his mantra that his government’s call for Expressions ofInterest (EoI) in tourism developments in Tasmania’s parks and reserves provides a rigorous and transparent process for their assessment (e.g. media release Backing in sustainable nature tourism, 19 March 2019). However, the reality is that rather than utilising a well-defined, rigorous and transparent process which guarantees public comment and appeal rights, it is taking advantage of an absence of such a process.
Media Enquiries Sophie UnderwoodPMAT State Director sophie_underwood@hotmail.com0407 501 999 Please share: Falling through the cracks – the assessment of tourism development proposals in Tasmania’s national parks Premier Hodgman often repeats his mantra that his government’s call for Expressions of Interest (EoI) in tourism developments in Tasmania’s parks and reserves provides a rigorous and transparent process for
Joint Talking Point: Reserve Activity Assessment May 2019 Read More »
PMAT helped secure eight amendments to the Land Use Planning Approvals Amendment (Tasmanian Planning Policies and Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2018. This passed with tri-partisan support in the Tasmanian Parliament in November 2018.
Input Into Improving The Tasmanian Planning Policies Bill Read More »
The Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand is a professional association supporting environmental practitioners and promoting independent and interdisciplinary discussion on environmental issues.
Recent Developments in Land Use Planning Read More »
Elections are being held for 28 local government councils across Tasmania, with 481 individual candidates standing for councillor. Of those Planning Matters Alliance Tasmania managed to contact 407 candidates, asking them to complete this survey – 144 completed the survey.
Tasmanian Local Government Elections 2018 Planning Survey Read More »
With Tasmania booming, tourism numbers on the rise, population growth in Hobart accelerating and net migration losses falling the Planning Institute Australia made its Tasmania 2018 conference all about these important issues.
State Policies – Developing a Vision to Deliver Community Will Read More »
For the first time, thanks to the talents of Tasmanian illustrator, Josh Pringle, it’s possible to see all the ways the Liberal’s new planning laws would damage Tasmania’s precious way of life and where we live.
PMAT Map of Tassie – by Josh Pringle – Launches! Read More »
Today the Planning Matters Alliance Tasmania released its Planning Policy Election Scorecard.
Planning Matters Alliance Tasmania Releases Policy Election corecard Read More »