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East Coast of Tasmania FREE PUBLICATION ‘Serving Your Community from Buckland to Bicheno’ NOVEMBER 2020 EastThe Coast ABALONE QUOTA CUT Page 2 WithVIEW The Sorell Times and Tasman Gazette we distribute 10,000 copies throughout the South East and East Coast of Tasmania. NEWS ~ SPORT ~ FOOD ~ ARTS ~ COMMUNITY Festival framework MARTINE HALEY weekend was a great success, hun- dreds of people attended from all EAST Coast Tourism has welcomed around the state. the recently released framework for “It was held outdoors with social festivals, live concerts and other distancing still in force. That was a public events, hoping it will see the step in the right direction’’ return of popular events in a COVID East Coast Tourism CEO Rhon- safe way. da Taylor said the framework was a The ever-popular Bicheno Food positive step forward. and Wine Festival usually held this “The intention is to provide clarity month had to be cancelled due to the and guidance to event organisers. uncertainty around safety. “East Coast Tasmania Tourism Similarly, Falls Festival at Mari- was provided the opportunity to on Bay and the Bream Creek Show contribute to feedback on the draft have each cancelled with hopes only framework, which is a great collab- the Koonya Garlic Festival will still oration,’’ Ms Taylor said. take place in February. “The greatest challenge for event Glamorgan-Spring Bay Mayor organisers is the risk associated with Robert Young said the relaxation a potential cancellation/modification of border controls and the proposed of an event. framework bode well for local tour- “This may occur due to a shift in ism. COVID regulations and therefore, a “Businesses here need the flow possible negative financial impact to of tourists, wineries need wholesale an event. sales to resume again, remember “We also need to ensure that an that local businesses are still under event is financially viable based pressure from the restrictive effects on the necessity/management of of the virus,’’ Mr Young said. “The Car Show at Triabunna last Continued page 5 The East Coast’s ECHO festival will be held on March 26-28 next year. Picture: SARAH RHODES. Open 7 Days A Week! OPENING HOURS Mon To Fri 8am - 4.30pm Saturday 9am -4.30pm Sunday 10am - 3pm CLOSED PUBLIC HOLIDAYS 131 PITTWATER ROAD, CAMBRIDGE (Turn Off Opposite) Tasmanian Golf Course Ph 6248 4994 Check out our facebook page for the latest opening information bedMATCH ® takes the confusion • PINEBARKS • MANURES • FIREWOOD out of buying a bed. • LOAMS • LIMES • LANDSCAPING • DECORATIVE • PLANTS & GARDEN GRAVELS • BAG PRODUCTS PRODUCTS FI3786 • AGGREGATES • FAT SAND • AND MUCH MORE Cambridge 10% off with SENIORS CARDS every Wednesday Unit 11, Cambridge Homemaker Ctr, *Full conditions in store 66 Kennedy Drive. Ph. 6248 4215 fortywinks.com.au Deliveries all areas 2 - NOVEMBER 2020 EastThe Coast VIEW Abalone fishers Managing Editor: Martine Haley Ph: 6287 6122 Email: [email protected] Advertising argue quota cut Ruth Braggaton Ph: 6287 6122 Mb: 0460 548 495 ROGER HANSON $70 million. The current quota is achieved 33 per cent support, Email: [email protected] 1018 tonnes but will be less than which was the highest support AN abalone quota recommenda- that for the coming year. of the three motions. Published by Font Public Relations Level 11, 188 Collins St, Hobart, Tas. 7000. tion for 2021 will be taken to the “This is the first time in living “It is sensible to have a sci- ABN 39129451716 Minister in coming weeks, after memory it has not agreed on a ence-based strategy and the Printed by ACM Launceston Print, 231 - 237 Georgetown Road, Rocherlea, TAS. 7248 a meeting of the Abalone Fisher- quota,” Mr Hansen said. catch cuts are to build the re- ies Advisory Council last week. The Tasmanian abalone fish- source.” Editorial production aldridge.media [email protected] This follows the failure of the ery consists of three sectors: the Council president Joey McK- Tasmanian Abalone Council’s commercial sector, the recre- ibben said there is range of Responsibility for election comment taken by Managing annual general meeting to agree tober 30 and agreed on a quota ational sector and the Aboriginal views and the Council ensures Editor Martine Haley, Level 11, 188 Collins St, to a recommendation to take to to take to the Fisheries Minister. cultural sector. Sustainable take everyone is heard. A new quota Hobart, Tas. 7000. [email protected] Friday’s meeting. Tasmanian Seafoods Group of abalone is regulated in these comes into play in January. The Abalone Council nor- managing director Darvin Han- sectors using limits on catch and Pre-COVID about 95 per The Sorell Times, Tasman Gazette and East Coast View abide by the code of ethics as set out by the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance media section. Complaints mally takes a recommendation sen said the council this year size. cent Tasmanian abalone was can be made directly to the editor, Martine Haley, on 6287 6122. Complaints can also be made under the MEAA Code, please visit www.meaa.org/faqs-meaa-jour- to Minister’s Abalone Fishery moved away from the process it “The new process this year exported to China, Hong Kong, nalist-code-of-ethics/ Complaints brought against MEAA members for Code violations are investigated Advisory Committee, which in- used in previous years to achieve was more based on diver and Singapore, Taiwan and Ja- by MEAA’s National Ethics Panel. The publisher, FontPR, does not accept respon- sibility for errors or omissions published. All published material is published in good cludes a range of stakeholders to agreement on harvest quota. quota holder feedback. pan. The product is sold live, faith. FontPR reserves the right to refuse/change or omit material meant for publi- cation. All rights are reserved. All content/images are subject to copyright. in turn provide a recommenda- Gross value of production of the “My motion called for a canned, frozen, dried or vacu- tion. AbFAC met on Friday Oc- fishery is estimated to be about quota of about 800 tonne and um packed. December advertising booking deadline: November 18. Copy deadline November 20. IMPORTANT NOTICE Strong support for wild deer cull - COVID-19 While all stories and advertisements FARMERS and scien- month heard from ecol- woody plants, impact- “What we’ve seen on mania. were correct and accurate at the time tists are once again call- ogy experts that the fe- ing regeneration after the mainland is large Scientists say con- of publication, the coronavirus situation ing for a big reduction ral species poses a seri- fire events. Ecologists areas that have been af- trolling numbers and in the numbers of wild ous threat to the state’s warn of the impact if fected by bushfires and preventing spread out- is changing rapidly. Please check our fallow deer in Tasma- environment, especially deer spread outside warming are driving side the traditional deer Facebook page for updates. nia. if deer make their way their traditional range. the deer populations to range, particularly into A Senate inquiry last to the western wilder- “We are sitting on a erupt,” he said. World Heritage Areas, ness areas. biological powder keg,” Ecologist Chris John- will be key. A recent census es- one prominent ecologist son from UTAS said Ross farmer Julian timated the number said at the hearing. the population could be Von Bibra said at any of wild fallow deer in University of Tasma- much larger than esti- one time 500 to 2000 Tasmania to be 54,000 nia Professor of Envi- mated. deer could be on his but experts say it could ronmental Change Bi- “The population has property and while a be much higher and ology David Bowman the potential to in- control program helped, 500,000 deer was plau- said climate change and crease, we have done the impact was severe. COMMITTED TO YOU AND OUR sible. bushfires enabled the modeling that suggests He said deer numbers Deer can kill up to 80 numbers of wild deer to fallow deer could occu- were increasing and im- COMMUNITY per cent of seedlings of increase. py practically all of Tas- pacting on biodiversity. 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PhD TASMANIA 0478 608 550 [email protected] 0439 033 264 73 Federal Street North Hobart 139 Main Road - Sorell www.drdi.net.au Just off the Causeway at SORELL Ph 6269 2233 NOVEMBER 2020 - 3 Shackies declare war MARTINE HALEY now abandoned that com- “But those same landlords revenue base, generating “We know higher taxes sands of dollars under La- mitment, “hurting shack are now being slugged with about $124 million in 2019- are in Labor’s DNA, and bor’s ‘shack tax’ – a direct A WAR of words has broken owners and mum and dad 20 to 40 per cent increases 20,’’ Mr Ferguson said. in Parliament this morning, and outrageous attack on the out about why local shack investors’’. in land tax.’’ “Land tax is only based David O’Byrne was keen Tasmanian way of life.
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