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- Media Release - Gratitude as Canal Estate Ban passes in Lower House
- Media Release - Parliament to debate Tasmanian canal estate ban at last!
- ET Media Release - State Coastal Policy now a matter of priority
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- TPC and SRB files on the Lauderdale Quay Project.
- Media reports Reciprocal organisations:
- Ocean Planet website
- Birds Tasmania/Australia
- Environmental Defenders Office Tasmania Environment related sites:
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:: Posted Topics ::
:: About SRB ::
- Email: Save Ralphs Bay Inc.
- Media Contacts:
Jane MacDonald
Berry Dunston - Treasurer: Rachel Todd
- Public Officer: Noela Foxcroft
- Submissions Officer:
Jane MacDonald - Postal:
Save Ralphs Bay Action Group Inc., PO Box 161, Rokeby, TAS, Australia 7019
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:: Ralphs Bay weather ::
Report from Hobart Airport - 15km NE of Ralphs Bay
Temperature: 19°C (66°F)Feels Like: 18°C (65°F)
Dew Point: 9°C (48°F)
Humidity: 52.5%
Barometer: 1019 hPa (30.09 in. Hg)
Sky Conditions: mostly cloudy
Conditions: clear
Wind: from the SSE at 11 knts
Visibility: greater than 10 km (greater than 6.2 mi)
Last Updated: 12/02/2012 3:00 pm
Save Ralphs Bay Inc.
Sunday, May 23, 2004
Ralphs Bay Community Expo
written by: Lang Talker - SRB Inc.
SRB Photos
Photos from our community expo on 23.5.04
Posted by Lang Webmaster on 23/05/04SRB Photos
Click ::: HERE ::: for “Expo” photo gallery.
Newsletter #4
written by: SRB Inc.
SRB Newsletters
WHY SHOULD WE VALUE THE ECOSYSTEMS OF RALPHS BAY &FREDERICK HENRY BAY?
Posted by Lang Webmaster on 23/05/04SRB Newsletters
Download the newsletter (196kB PDF)
Thursday, May 20, 2004
Letters: To Judy Jackson: “Please do the right thing”
written by: Heidi A. - Hobart, Tasmania
Posted by Lang Webmaster on 20/05/04
SRB Letters - Email this to a friend
CC: letter to Tasmanian Minister for the Environment, Judy Jackson, from Heidi A. - Hobart, Tasmania
•READ MORE... •Posted by Lang Webmaster on 20/05/04
SRB Letters - Email this to a friend
State Coastal Policy Review 2004
written by: Save Ralphs Bay Inc.
Posted by GM on 20/05/04
SRB Submissions - Email this to a friend
State Coastal Policy Review 2004
View the submission
Posted by GM on 20/05/04
SRB Submissions - Email this to a friend
Wednesday, May 19, 2004
Letters: Warning to Premier Lennon: “A shortsighted and bad idea benefiting very few”
written by: Bob Hamilton-Bruce, Collection manager for Mollusks with the South Australian Museum
Posted by Lang Webmaster on 19/05/04
SRB Letters - Email this to a friend
CC: letter to Tasmanian Premier, Paul Lennon, from the collection manager for mollusks with the South Australian Museum
•READ MORE... •Posted by Lang Webmaster on 19/05/04
SRB Letters - Email this to a friend
Letters: Fighting for Ella
written by: Michele - Opossum Bay, Tasmania
Posted by Lang Webmaster on 19/05/04
SRB Letters - Email this to a friend
A letter from Michele ( and Ella ) of Opossum Bay
•READ MORE... •Posted by Lang Webmaster on 19/05/04
SRB Letters - Email this to a friend
Monday, May 17, 2004
Letters: “Canal development banned in New South Wales. Why isn’t our Government taking notice?”
written by: Lindy Ashton - Acton Park, Tasmania
Posted by Lang Webmaster on 17/05/04
SRB Letters - Email this to a friend
Letter from Lindy Ashton - Acton Park, Tasmania
•READ MORE... •Posted by Lang Webmaster on 17/05/04
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The SRB Flyer & Membership form
written by: SRBAG Inc.
SRB Downloads
Help save Ralphs Bay and protect Tasmania’s coastline by becoming a member and supporting Save Ralphs Bay Action Group Inc
Posted by Lang Webmaster on 17/05/04SRB Downloads
Download the flyer and membership form (92kb PDF)
:: Current Activities ::
Canal ban links:
- Combined briefing document about canal estates and the proposed ban.
- SRB lobbying points in support of canal estate ban.
- the Canal Estates (Prohibition) Bill 2011.
- Hansard record of parliamentary debate on the bill 14th June 2011.
- Is Tasmania Closed for Business? - Tasmanian Times, Jun 21, 2011
- Walker Corp yet to pay planning bill - ABC, Jun 23, 2011
- 'Walker Corp fails to pay its bill - The Greens, Jun 22, 2011
- Legal action should be pursued... - The Greens, Jun 23, 2011
- The 2008 Draft State Coastal Policy
- The Save Ralphs Bay Coastal Policy submission (representation)
- EDO's table comparing coastal policies in all Australian states
- Victoria's State Coastal Strategy
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:: Take Action ::
Email, phone or write to a member of parliament
State government contact pages:
:: Contact Walker Corporation ::
Express your opinions; email, phone or write.
- Walker Corporation
P.O. Box 2056
Sandy Bay 7005 - Contact Walker Corporation
- Walker Corp. Lauderdale project
:: Letters to the editor ::
Be sure to include your name and location.
:: Get your views on air ::
Send an email or call the ABC 936 Statewide Mornings show on 1300 222 936.
Or, you can SMS Statewide Mornings on 0438 922 936 or FAX the ABC on (03) 6235 3220.
Or, you can SMS Statewide Mornings on 0438 922 936 or FAX the ABC on (03) 6235 3220.
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