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PMAT Survey: What Are Your Legislative Candidates Position on DAPs?
Legislative Council elections are being held on 4 May 2024 in the seats of Elwick, Hobart and Prosser. All 16 candidates across the three
PMAT Submission: Proposed changes to development assessment in National Parks and Reserves + Reserve management planning
Media Enquiries Sophie UnderwoodPMAT State Director sophie_underwood@hotmail.com0407 501 999 Please share: Dear Ms Mellor, RE: PMAT Submission: Proposed changes to development assessment in National Parks and
Opinion Piece: Planning Shift Takes Away Voice of Communities
“The Proposed Development Assessment Panels are a massive step backwards for Tasmania’s transparency and democracy.” The Mercury.
Opinion Piece: “The All You Can Eat Porky” by Danielle Wood
Deputy Premier and Minister for Planning Michael Ferguson for a quiet little policy to water down Tasmania’s planning laws so that ‘certain development applications’ would
State Election Candidate Survey Results on DAPs 2024
A State election is being held on 23 March 2024 for all House of Assembly seats. Of the 167 candidates announced by the Tasmanian
PMAT Media Release: Plan to come to #ScrapTheDAP public meeting
PMAT Media Release: Plan to come to #ScrapTheDAP public meeting 2024
Submission Guide: Scrap the State Government’s Development Assessment Panel (DAP) for National Parks and Reserves #ScrapTheDap 2024
Submission Guide: Scrap the State Government’s Development Assessment Panel (DAP) for National Parks and Reserves #ScrapTheDap
Letter (to the Editor) Writing Tips 2024
A guide on how to write an effective letter to an editor
Media Release: Tasmanian Conservation Organisations Urge Candidates to Oppose Government’s Proposed Developer-Friendly Assessment Process for National Parks and Reserves
Tasmanian nature conservation organisations with decades of experience working to create and protect world heritage areas, national parks and other reserves have united to urge
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