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Reedy Marsh quarry blasts could disrupt lifestyle and wildlife
Residents on bush lifestyle blocks in Reedy Marsh are concerned they will be bombarded with blasting, earth vibrations and dust from a proposed quarry with a 50 year lifespan.
From little things…
This October, Westbury Primary School Fair launched a new community recycling hub.
Helping to keep Australia beautiful and sustainable
Mole Creek Primary School and The Real Education Experience (TREE) were both successful grant recipients in the 2021 Keep Australia Beautiful Tasmania Sustainable Schools Awards.
Decline in Deloraine platypus numbers of concern, says report
Platypus numbers in the Meander River at Deloraine dropped by 25 per cent in the past year possibly because of water pollution upstream, a new report from the Australian Platypus Conservancy has said.
Prison friction over drilling and woodhooking
Woodhookers caught cutting down trees on the Birralee reserve proposed for the state government’s new prison are being investigated by Tasmania’s Parks and Wildlife Service compliance unit. They may be referred to the Director of Public Prosecutions to determine whether a prosecution should begin, a spokesperson said.
Local action for a global cause
Protestors from the Meander Valley and across the north travelled to Launceston on Saturday June 5. World Environment Day was the opportunity to bring attention to the lack of environmental action by governments across the world.
Prison drilling starts again
Work on the Northern Regional Prison on Birralee Road has ramped up now the State Government’s self-imposed election gag on the issue is over, but the State Government could yet find that its chosen site is illegal.