12 August 2024 Topics: Federal EPA, nature positive laws E&OE Kieran Gilbert: Let’s return now to federal politics and the government’s been pursuing its nature positive laws but no clear path through the Parliament. The Shadow Environment Minister Jonno Duniam is here. Senator, thanks for your time. Have you stated publicly that you won’t back…
8 August 2024 The Tasmanian Auditor-General’s investigation and report on the $557,800 grant to the Tasmanian ‘Yes’ campaign in the divisive and controversial Referendum, held last year, has vindicated concerns held by many in our community about the TCF’s misuse of public funds. The TCF was set up to support projects and programs that are…
8 August 2024 Topics: Tasmanian Audit Office findings on the Tasmanian Community Fund Yes Campaign funding E&OE Senator Duniam: Well, today’s release of a report by the Tasmanian Audit Office is a damning review of the Tasmanian Community Fund’s approach to handling what is a finite resource – taxpayers money. The TCF was set up…
7 August 2024 Topics: riots in the UK, CFMEU, vaccine mandates EO&E Peta Credlin: Alright, let’s bring in my panel for Wednesday. Shadow Environment Minister, Senator Jonathon Duniam and South Australian Liberal Senator Alex Antic. Well gentlemen, I want to start offshore, in the UK, where we’ve seen those riots over the past few days….
30 July 2024 Topics: polling on trust in courts, Air New Zealand and emmissions reduction targets, renewables impact on regional communities, councils meddling in foreign affairs EO&E Peta Credlin: Alright, let’s bring in my panel. A lot of other issues I wanna get you across. Shadow Environment Minister Jonathon Duniam joins me now, and One…
28 July 2024 Anthony Albanese has again dudded Tasmanians today in a ministerial reshuffle that leaves our State with one less voice at the decision making table. This is yet another example in a long list of failings to Tasmanians since the Albanese Labor Government came to power. They have: Ripped out $240 million of…
26 July 2024 Topics: Senate inquiry into nature positive laws, forestry, Tasmania’s GST share, Hobart stadium EO&E Tom Connell: Well, a Senate inquiry is delving into proposed changes to environmental protection laws dubbed “Nature Positive” reforms. Conservation groups want strengthened legislation. Business advocates are warning against extra red tape though, particularly in resources rich WA….
26 July 2024 Tanya Plibersek’s hapless handling of tbe Environment portfolio has again been laid bare today, as a succession of witnesses at an inquiry in Canberra slammed the Albanese Government’s mismanagement of their long-promised but still-undelivered package of Federal environmental law reforms. Appearing at a hearing of the Senate Environment and Communications Committee, representatives…
24 July 2024 Topics: Treaty poll, ineptitude of QLD Labor Government, US Presidential race E&OE Peta Credlin: Welcome back. It’s Wednesday, first, my panel. Let’s bring them in. Shadow Environment Minister Jonathon Duniam and Liberal Senator for Queensland, James McGrath. Gentlemen, Senators squared. How are you? Good to have you as always. Let’s start with…
6 July 2024 Topics: disastrous effect of environmental activist groups on regions, jobs and the economy; the charity status of these organisations E&OE Senator Duniam: It’s great to be here with Luke Martin from Salmon Tasmania. Well, we know that Australians are doing it tough. We’re in the middle of a cost of living crisis…
