Here you can find a collection of my media releases

Tasmania will suffer higher power bills and energy poverty under Marinus Link project
Last Friday’s announcement that the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has approved cost recovery for the construction of Marinus Link Stage 1 is bad news for Tasmanians, with years of higher

The community fight to save a loved forest
Sustainable Timber Tasmania (STT) is sharpening its chainsaws to commence logging coupe DL011C in the Dial Range — 17.8 hectares of forest classified as Permanent Timber Production Zone. On paper,

Urgent call for answers on silica dust exposure in Wynyard
Craig Garland MP has called for immediate transparency and action from the State Government following the emergence of a report detailing off-site respirable crystalline silica exposure in Wynyard. Mr Garland

Garland supports Minister’s decision to close sand flathead fishery in South East Tasmania
Craig Garland MP has welcomed today’s announcement by the Minister for Fisheries, Gavin Pearce, to reduce fishing pressure on the sand flathead fishery in the State’s southeast by closing it

TasNetworks’ failed negotiations causing suffering: Charlie speaks out against NW transmission development.
On January 15, Charlie* received a package in the mail. It was a ‘Notice to Treat’ letter from TasNetworks, in line with the Tasmanian Land Acquisition Act 1993 (LAA). Before

Landowner details TasNetworks’ inadequate negotiation attempts for NWTD project
Before Christmas – landowners set to be affected by the proposed North West Transmission Development (NWTD) project, received letters from TasNetworks with a final threat to reach agreement by January

Liberals waging unnecessary war against private landowners
The Rockliff Liberal Government continues with their war against non-consenting landowners across Northern Tasmania, as pressure from TasNetworks builds against a resilient group of landowners unwilling to have new transmission

Families deserve more than an apology
Yesterday marked twelve months to the day since the State Government placed a full-page advertisement in The Advocate Newspaper, and others, notifying the public of the names of 177 deceased