What's On : Awareness - June 2026
- May 30
- 2 min read
Updated: 3 days ago
Dear 'Marinus Link' and interlinked TasNetworks projects,
As you can see, we're beautifully green.
Our ample hydro-powered energy has been appreciated by Tassies for more than 100 years!
Thank you for your keen interest but we love Tassie and choose to defend her AGAINST your egregious plans.
Sincerely,
all Tassie Lovers. Tas Power Democracy Facebook
Check out next action, all details on this post: Call to Action: Tassie Power Democracy
Date/Time: Wednesday, 3 June. Gather at 9:00am. Stay until 10:15am.
Location: Opposite the Paranaple Convention Centre, 137 Rooke Street, Devonport
Independent Member for the House of Assembly for the Tasmanian State Parliament. Standing up for the people across Braddon. All content is authorised by C. Garland, 56 Goldie Street, Wynyard. TAS. 7325
Exciting News: I'm honoured to be featured in an upcoming documentary by the superb filmmaker Clancy Walker, looking at the destructive impacts of Salmon Farming globally, and the ongoing struggle to prevent further expansion and harmful practices in Tasmania.
Check out the epic trailer here:
This is a co-funded documentary - and you can support the great work of the director (Clancy) and producer (Tobias Willis) here: https://documentaryaustralia.com.au/project/burden-of-proof/
You can also check out Clancy's other material on his website
Toxic salmon farming awareness raising groups and environmental organisations coordinate ongoing, grassroots actions across Tasmania, though specific rallies vary from week to week.
To find and join scheduled demonstrations or stay updated on current campaigns against the industry, check the NWTAS for CLEAN OCEANS - NO Toxic Fish Farms and
Neighbours of Fish Farming (NOFF) and the Bob Brown Foundation events pages.
· Fortnightly Supermarket Protests: Advocates consistently gather at major supermarkets in Nipaluna/Hobart to demand boycotts of Tasmanian farmed salmon.
· Direct Action and Paddle-outs: Large-scale community rallies, paddle-outs, and vessel protests are frequently organised in southern coastal areas (such as the Huon River, D'Entrecasteaux Channel, and Eggs and Bacon Bay)
· Ongoing Advocacy: Protests have intensified regarding issues like fish mass mortality events, antibiotic dumping, and threats to the endangered Maugean skate in Macquarie Harbour.
For a list of local sustainable seafood alternatives and information on the campaign, you can also refer to the Good Fish Sustainable Seafood Guide.
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