Tasmanian Politicians and Councils

DIRECTORY Tasmanian politicians and Councils

EDITION 1 - SEPTEMBER 2020

Incorporating a guide to communicating with your elected representative TASMANIA

King Island LOCALTASMANIA GOVERNMENT AREAS CURRIE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS WHITEMARK Grassy Flinders

Stanley

SMITHTON

WYNYARD

BURNIE Bridport Dorset Circular Head Penguin George Town ULVERSTONE SCOTTSDALE Devonport Burnie Central Latrobe Coast EXETER ST HELENS SHEFFIELD West Tamar Launceston

Waratah-Wynyard Kentish LAUNCESTON Break O‘Day Scamander

Deloraine WESTBURY Meander Valley LONGFORD Fingal

Rosebery Poatina Northern Midlands

Bicheno ZEEHAN Campbell Town

Ross

Queenstown Swansea Strahan Central Highlands West Coast Glamorgan- Spring Bay OATLANDS

Bothwell Southern Midlands

Ouse TRIABUNNA Kempton HAMILTON Orford

Brighton Maydena NEW NORFOLK Sorell Derwent Valley Clarence Dunalley GlenorchyHobart

KINGSTON HUONVILLE Tasman Kingborough Nubeena Cygnet Geeveston

Huon Valley

Dover Alonnah

Brighton

Richmond Sorell

Clarence

ROSNY PARK Glenorchy

Hobart

KINGSTON

Kingborough

2 Local Government Links

Click on the following addresses to access each Tasmanian council’s website.

Local Government Regional Organisations Cradle Coast Authority | www.cradlecoast.com Northern Tasmania Development | www.ntdc.org.au Southern Tasmanian Councils Authority | www.stca.tas.gov.au Southern Waste Strategy Authority | www.southernwaste.com.au

3 TASMANIAN COUNCIL CONTACTS

COUNCIL CONTACT DETAILS MAYOR GENERAL MANAGER

Break O’Day P 6376 7900 Mayor Mick Tucker Mr John Council E [email protected] Brown 32-34 Georges Bay Esplanade, ST HELENS TAS 7216

Brighton Council P 6268 7000 F 6268 7013 Mayor Tony Foster Mr James E [email protected] Dryburgh 1 Tivoli Road, OLD BEACH 7017

Burnie City P 6430 5700 F 6431 3896 Mayor Steve Kons Mr Andrew Council E [email protected] Wardlaw PO Box 973, BURNIE 7320

Central Coast P 6429 8900 F 6425 1224 Mayor Jan Bonde Ms Sandra Council E [email protected] Ayton PO Box 220, ULVERSTONE 7315

Central Highlands P 6286 3202 F 6286 3334 Mayor Loueen Triffitt Ms Lyn Eyles Council E [email protected] PO Box 20, HAMILTON 7140

Circular Head P 6452 4800 F 6452 4861 Mayor Daryl Quilliam Mr Scott Riley Council E [email protected] PO Box 348, SMITHTON 7330

Clarence, City of P 6217 9500 Mayor Doug Chipman Mr Ian Nelson E [email protected] PO Box 96, ROSNY PARK 7018

Derwent Valley P 6261 8500 F 6261 8546 Mayor Ben Shaw Mr Dean Council E [email protected] Griggs PO Box 595, NEW NORFOLK 7140

Devonport City P 6424 0511 Mayor Annette Rockliff Mr Matthew Council E [email protected] Atkins PO Box 604, DEVONPORT 7310

Dorset Council P 6352 6500 F 6352 6509 Mayor Greg Howard Mr Tim E [email protected] Watson PO Box 21, SCOTTSDALE 7260

Flinders Council P 6359 5001 F 6359 2211 Mayor Annie Revie Mr Warren E [email protected] Groves PO Box 40, WHITEMARK 7255

George Town P 6382 8800 F 6382 3240 Mayor Greg Kieser Mr Shane Council E [email protected] Power PO Box 161, GEORGE TOWN 7253

4 COUNCIL CONTACT DETAILS MAYOR GENERAL MANAGER

Glamorgan Spring P 6256 4777 F 6256 4774 Mayor Jenny Woods (A/g) Ms Marissa Bay Council E [email protected] Walters PO Box 6, TRIABUNNA 7190 (Acting)

Glenorchy City P 6216 6800 F 6216 6400 Mayor Kristie Johnston Mr Tony Council E [email protected] McMullen PO Box 103, GLENORCHY 7010

Hobart, City of P 6238 2711 F 6234 7109 Lord Mayor Anna Mr Nick E [email protected] Reynolds Heath GPO Box 503, HOBART 7001

Huon Valley P 6264 0300 F 6264 0399 Mayor Bec Enders Mr Emilio Council E [email protected] Reale PO Box 210, HUONVILLE 7109

Kentish Council P 6264 0399 F 6491 1659 Mayor Tim Wilson Mr Gerald E [email protected] Monson PO Box 63, SHEFFIELD 7306

King Island P 6462 9000 F 6462 1313 Mayor Julie Arnold Mr Greg Council E [email protected] Alomes PO Box 147, CURRIE 7256

Kingborough P 6211 8200 Mayor Dean Winter Mr Gary Council E [email protected] Arnold Locked Bag 1, KINGSTON 7050

Latrobe Council P 6426 4444 F 6426 2121 Mayor Peter Freshney Mr Gerald E [email protected] Monson PO Box 63, LATROBE 7307

Launceston, P 6323 3000 F 6323 3001 Mayor Albert van Zetten Mr Michael City of E [email protected] Stretton PO Box 396, LAUNCESTON 7250

Meander Valley P 6393 5300 F 6393 1474 Mayor Wayne Johnston Mr John Council E [email protected] Jordan PO Box 102, WESTBURY 7303

Northern P 6397 7303 F 6397 7331 Mayor Mary Knowles Mr Des Midlands Council E [email protected] Jennings PO Box 156, LONGFORD 7301

Sorell Council P 6269 0000 6269 0014 Mayor Kerry Vincent Mr Robert E [email protected] Higgins PO Box 126, SORELL 7172

Southern P 6254 5050 F 6254 5014 Mayor Alex Green Mr Tim Midlands Council E [email protected] Kirkwood PO Box 21, OATLANDS 7120

Tasman Council P 6250 9200 F 6250 9220 Mayor Kelly Spaulding Ms Kim E [email protected] Hossack 1713 Main Road, NUBEENA 7184

Waratah-Wynyard P 6443 8333 6443 8383 Mayor Robby Walsh Mr Shane Council E [email protected] Crawford PO Box 168, WYNYARD 7325

West Coast P 6471 4700 F 6471 4720 Mayor Phil Vickers Mr David Council E [email protected] Midson PO Box 63, QUEENSTOWN 7467

West Tamar P 6383 6350 Mayor Christina Holmdahl Mr Rolph Vos Council E [email protected] PO Box 16, RIVERSIDE 7250

5 Tasmanian politicians & councillors

Name & DETAILS Positions/ Electoral Party Portfolios District/ Chamber House of Assembly Members

The Honourable Elise Archer Attorney-General, Minister Clark Liberal E [email protected] for Justice, Minister for P 03 6212 2210 Corrections, Minister for 62 Main Road, Moonah, 7009 Building and Construction, Minister for the Arts, Minister for Heritage

The Honourable Guy Barnett Minister for Primary Industries Lyons Liberal E [email protected] and Water, Minister for P 03 6165 7678 Energy, Minister for Resources, Level 5, Salamanca Building, 4 Salamanca Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Place, Hobart, 7000

Dr Shane Broad MP Braddon ALP E [email protected] P 03 6430 8450 2/9 Oldaker Street, Devonport, 7310

Jen Butler MP Lyons ALP E [email protected] P 03 6212 2150 Shop 9 Cove Hill Shopping Centre Bridgewater, 7030

The Honourable Sarah Courtney Minister for Health, Minister Bass Liberal E [email protected] for Strategic Growth, Minister P 03 6777 1013 for Women, Minister for Small 2 Willis Street, Launceston. 7050 Business, Hospitality and PO Box 5140, Launceston, 7250 Events

Anita Dow MP Braddon ALP E [email protected] P 03 6430 8440 15 Wilson Street, Burnie, 7320

Felix Ashton Ellis Braddon LP E [email protected] P 03 6477 7530 4/21 Alexandra Road, Ulverstone, 7315

The Honourable Michael Ferguson Minister for Finance, Minister Bass Liberal E [email protected] for Infrastructure and P 03 6165 7701 Transport, Minister for State Level 5, Salamanca Building, Growth, Minister for Science 4 Salamanca Place, Hobart, 7000 and Technology

6 Name & DETAILS Positions/ Electoral Party Portfolios District/ Chamber

The Honourable Peter Gutwein Premier, Treasurer, Minister Bass Liberal E [email protected] for Climate Change, Minister P 03 6165 7650 for the Prevention of Family 11th Floor, Executive Building, Violence, Minister for Tourism. 15 Murray Street, Hobart, 7000

Ella Haddad MP Clark ALP E [email protected] P 03 6212 2286 184 Collins Street, Hobart, 7000

The Honourable Sue Hickey Speaker Clark Liberal E [email protected] P 03 6212 2356 331 Main Road Glenorchy, 7010

Jennifer Houston Bass ALP E [email protected] P 03 6324 2060 112C Hobart Road, Launceston, 7249.

The Honourable Roger Jaensch Minister for Housing, Minister Braddon Liberal E [email protected] for Environment and Parks, P 03 6165 7670 Minister for Human Services, 9th Floor, Executive Building, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, 15 Murray Street, Hobart, 7000 Minister for Planning

David O’Byrne MP Franklin ALP E [email protected] P 03 6212 2328 1/17 Bligh Street Rosny Park. 7018

Michelle O’Byrne Deputy Leader of the Bass ALP E [email protected] Opposition P 03 6324 2020 219 Invermay Road, Invermay, 7248

Cassy O’Connor MP Clark Greens E [email protected] P 03 6212 2260 House of Assembly, Parliament House, Hobart. 7000

Madeleine Ogilvie MP Clark Independent E [email protected] P 03 6212 2383 353 Main Road, Glenorchy, 7010

The Honourable Jacquie Petrusma Chairman of Committees Franklin Liberal E [email protected] P 03 6165 7825 3/90 Clarence Street, Bellerive, 7018

The Honourable Jeremy Rockliff Deputy Premier Minister Braddon Liberal E [email protected] for Education and Training, P 03 6165 7754 Minister for Mental Health 10th Floor, Executive Building, and Wellbeing, Minister 15 Murray Street, Hobart, 7000 for Disability Services and Community Development, Minister for Trade Minister for Advanced Manufacturing and Defence Industries

7 Name & DETAILS Positions/ Electoral Party Portfolios District/ Chamber

The Honourable Mark Shelton Minister for Police, Fire and Lyons Liberal E [email protected] Emergency Management, P 03 6165 7770 Minister for Local Government Level 5, Salamanca Building, 4 Salamanca Place, Hobart, 7000

Alison Standen Opposition Whip Franklin ALP E [email protected] P 03 6212 2361 Shop 86, Channel Court Shopping Centre, Kingston TAS 7050

Nic Street MP Franklin Liberal E [email protected] P 03 6165 7830 Shop 96, Channel Court Shopping Centre, Kingston 7050

John Tucker Government Whip Lyons Liberal E [email protected] P 03 6212 2356 House of Assembly, Parliament House, Hobart. 7000

The Honourable Rebecca White Leader of the Opposition Lyons ALP E [email protected] P 03 6212 2225 33 Cole Street, Sorell, 7172

Rosalie Woodruff Tasmanian Greens Whip Franklin Greens E [email protected] P 03 6212 2260 House of Assembly, Parliament House, Hobart. 7000

Legislative Council Members

The Honourable MLC, Third Deputy Chair of Launceston Independent Rosemary Armitage Committees E [email protected] P 03 6324 2001 One Civic Square Launceston 7250

The Honourable Ivan Dean MLC Windemere Independent E [email protected] P 03 6324 2005 One Civic Square Launceston 7250

The Honourable Craig Farrell MLC Derwent ALP E [email protected] P 03 6212 2371 60 High Street, New Norfolk 7140

The Honourable Ruth Forrest Deputy President and Chair of Murchison Independent E [email protected] Committees P 03 6430 8400 PO Box 104, Wynyard 7325

The Honourable Michael GafFney MLC Mersey Independent E [email protected] P 03 6422 3000 Shop 3, Lauriston Arcade 126 Best Street Devonport 7310

8 Name & DETAILS Positions/ Electoral Party Portfolios District/ Chamber

The Honourable Leonie Hiscutt Leader of the Government in Montgomery Liberal E [email protected] the Legislative Council P 03 6425 8300 PO Box 783 Ulverstone 7315

The Honourable Jane Howlett Deputy Leader of the Prosser Liberal E [email protected] Government in the Legislative P 03 6165 7686 Council, Minister for Racing. Level 5, Salamanca Building, Minister for Sport and 4 Salamanca Place, Hobart, 7000 Recreation

The Honourable Sarah Lovell MLC Rumney ALP E [email protected] P 03 6212 2330 1/33 South Arm Road Rokeby. 7019

The Honourable JoANNE PALMER MLC Rosevears LP E [email protected] P 03 6324 2003 One Civic Square, Launceston 7250

The Honourable Tania Rattray MLC, Deputy Chair of McIntyre Independent E [email protected] Committees P 03 6350 5000 16 King Street Scottsdale 7260

The Honourable Bastian Seidel MLC Huon ALP E [email protected] P 03 6212 2325 2/56 Main Road, Huonville 7109

THE Honourable Joanna Siejka MLC Pembroke ALP E [email protected] P 03 6212 2304 Level 1, Unit 2/30 Bayfield Street Rosny Park 7018

THE Honourable Rob Valentine MLC Hobart Independent E [email protected] P 03 6212 2344 Parliament House Hobart 7000

The Honourable Megan Webb MLC Nelson Independent E [email protected] P 03 6212 2290 3/32 Channel Highway, Kingston 7050

The Honourable Joshua Willie MLC Elwick ALP E [email protected] P 03 6212 2306 1/16 Albert Rd Moonah 7009

Members of Federal Parliamant - Senate

Senator The Honourable Chair of Foreign Affairs, Senate Liberal Eric Abetz Defence and Trade Legislation E [email protected] CommitteeDeputy Chair of P 03 6224 3707 Foreign Affairs, Defence and Highbury House 136 Davey Street Trade References Committee, GPO Box 1675, Hobart 7001 Deputy Chair of Standing Committee of Privileges

9 Name & DETAILS Positions/ Electoral Party Portfolios District/ Chamber

Senator Wendy Askew Chair of Community Affairs Senate Liberal E [email protected] Legislation Committee, Deputy P 03 6331 8501 Chair of Community Affairs Suite 1 71 Paterson Street References Committee Launceston 7250

Senator Catryna Bilyk Chair of Standing Committee Senate Labour E [email protected] of Senators’ Interests, Deputy P 03 6229 4444 Chair of Parliamentary Joint Shop 3 Kingston Plaza Committee on the Australian 20 Channel Highway, Kingston 7050 Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity

Senator Carol Brown Deputy Chair of Joint Standing Senate Labour E [email protected] Committee on Electoral P 03 6231 0099 Matters, Deputy Chair of Joint GPO Box 376 Hobart 7001 Standing Committee on the National Capital and External Territories, Deputy Chair of Joint Standing Committee on the National Disability Insurance Scheme

Senator Claire Chandler Deputy Chair of Select Senate Liberal E [email protected] Committee on Temporary Migration

The Honourable Richard Colbeck Minister for Aged Care and Senate Liberal E [email protected] Senior Australians, Minister for P 03 6424 5960 Youth and Sport PO Box 603, Devonport, TAS, 7310

Senator the Honourable Assistant Minister for Forestry Senate Liberal Jonathon Duniam and Fisheries, Assistant E [email protected] Minister for Regional Tourism P 03 6231 2444 85 Macquarie Street Hobart, TAS, 7000

Senator Jacqui Lambie Senate Jacqui E [email protected] Lambie P 03 6431 3112 Network Shop 4, 22 Mount Street Burnie, TAS, 7320

Senator Nick McKim Deputy Leader of the Senate Greens E [email protected] Australian Greens in the P 03 6224 8899 Senate 149B Macquarie Street Hobart, TAS, 7000

Senator Helen Polley Chair of Standing Committee Senate Labour E [email protected] for the Scrutiny of Bills P 03 6331 2599 PO Box 1223, Launceston, TAS, 7250

Senator Anne Urquhart Opposition Whip in the Senate Senate Labour E [email protected] P 03 6423 1933 1-3 Rooke Street Devonport, TAS, 7310

Senator Peter Whish-Wilson Senate Greens E [email protected] P 03 6331 0033 37 George Street, Launceston, TAS, 7250 10 Name & DETAILS Positions/ Electoral Party Portfolios District/ Chamber

House of Representatives

Bridget Archer MP Bass Liberal E [email protected] P 03 6334 7033 PO Box 5035, Launceston, TAS, 7250

The Honourable Julie Collins MP Franklin Labour E [email protected] P 03 6244 1222 18 Ross Avenue, Rosny Park, TAS, 7018

Brian Mitchell MP Deputy Chair of Standing Lyons Labour E [email protected] Committee on Agriculture and P 03 6263 3721 Water Resources Suite 105, Green Point Plaza Bridgewater, TAS, 7030

Gavin Pearce MP Braddon Liberal E [email protected] P 03 6431 1333 2/32 Wilmot Street, Burnie, TAS, 7320

Andrew Wilkie MP Clark Independent E [email protected] P 03 6234 5255 188 Collins Street, Hobart, TAS, 7001

NOTE: Tasmanian Parliamentarians details may be rechecked here: House of Assembly: https://www.parliament.tas.gov.au/ha/halists.pdf Legislative Council: https://www.parliament.tas.gov.au/lc/lclists.pdf

AGRIGROWTH & TRADE TASMANIA

AgriGrowth Tasmania Trade Team Tasmania Level 3, 134 Macquarie Street Ground Floor 4 Salamanca Place Hobart TAS 7000 Hobart TAS 7000 P 1300 292 292 P 1800 440 026 and ask for the Trade team. E [email protected] E [email protected] www.dpipwe.tas.gov.au www.trade.tas.gov.au

11 How do I address my Elected Representative?

A guide is published by each jurisdiction detailing how to address representatives both in writing and in person. The Tasmanian State Government guide is available here and is updated regularly. A guide for the Australian Government is available here. If you are still in doubt give their office a ring and ask one of the staffers. They are always willing to help.

Requesting a meeting with an Elected Representative Members of Parliament and Senators are extremely busy. It helps to have some key information ready about your proposed meeting before you give their office a call. Have a prepared script outlining: • Why you wish to meet; • Who will be in your group; • How long the meeting needs to be; • Where/How the meeting will be held (in person in their office, at another location, over video conference); and • Any other relevant details including if the meeting is linked to a specific event.

Offer to email the request through to the address they provide. This will allow easier consideration of the request.

Once the office has considered the request you will get a response, likely from the Member’s diarist. They may ask you to provide a suitable time for the meeting. It often helps to offer 3-5 options for times. Once a time is agreed you will receive an email confirming the details. Any pre-reading material should be provided as soon as possible.

12 Writing to your Member When writing to a Member of Parliament, the goal is to be an effective advocate for your issue. To do that it’s helpful to:

• Engage your reader –an alarming statistic or a personal story helps the reader connect with your writing. • State the Problem – why are you writing to them? In a concise sentence set out what the problem is. Use examples to demonstrate how the problem is seen in day-to-day life. Include facts, statistics or evidence to back up your claims. • Inform them of solutions. How do you see the problem being fixed? What does a good solution look like? • Call them to action – What steps do they need to take? Do you need them to talk to another MP, propose a piece of legislation or advocate within their party?

The elephant test Writing in plain English in active voice is the best way to get your point across. Active voice conveys a strong, clear tone helping your reader understand your message. The elephant test is a quick way to tell if you’re using active or passive voice. If you can add “by elephants” to the end of your sentence and it still makes sense – that’s passive voice.

For example: Checklist for your letter I did the work. If I add “by elephants”  My contact details are easily to the end of this sentence, it doesn’t found and correct make sense. It is written in active voice.  I’ve used the correct form of address for the recipient Using passive voice the sentence  I have a heading or subject line would be: The work was done. It still for my letter makes sense if I write ‘The work was  I’ve clearly set out the problem done by elephants”.  I’ve clearly stated the action I Active voice makes your writing more want the recipient to take concise, impactful and strong. Give  I have evidence to back up the it a go! claims made in the letter  My tone is respectful and polite.

13 Arranging a meeting with the Premier 1. Send an email to Mandy at [email protected] detailing a. Who wishes to meet with the Premier; b. The purpose of the meeting; c. How long the meeting needs to be; d. Where the meeting will be if it is not to be held in the Premier’s office; and e. Any other pertinent information.

2. You will get a response from Mandy

3. The email is then distributed to the relevant advisors and staff prior to the Premier considering the request and any recommendations.

4. Once everyone has considered it, you will be informed as to whether the meeting is accepted or not. If the Premier declines then the Premier may direct you to either his CoS, DCoS or other representatives.

5. Depending on the outcome, to set up a meeting liaise with the Premier’s Diarist, Robyn Wilkes ([email protected]) or (03) 6165 7655.

6. Respond to Robyn with times that may suit. It’s a good idea to provide 3-5 options for times so that they can coordinate with all parties.

7. Once a time is agreed, you’ll receive an email confirming the details.

8. Any pre-reading material needs to be provided 3 weeks in advance of the meeting.

14 Media release Media releases may help your business or issue gain broader recognition. It will only be picked up for publication or broadcast if it is of interest to the wider public.

Basically, is it newsworthy? Is it the type of story you’d hear on the radio or read in the paper? Is the information current? Will it impact other people, businesses or policies? Will any one be interested?

Things that are likely to be newsworthy: • Innovative solutions to problems; • First-time products or new markets being created; • An open day at your farm to help people understand more about agriculture; or • {Ideas needed for this section.}

If you think your story will be better in a couple of months, hold off on the press release. It’s better to wait for a great story than bombard journalists with lots of substandard releases.

A media release can also serve as a call to action. Be clear in the objective behind writing your media release.

Writing a media release An effective media release can be copied and pasted by journalists for use in print or online editions. It will follow the general format of:

MEDIA RELEASE Date Checklist for media releases  Is it of interest? Headline  I set out who, what, why, Opening Paragraph setting out the important when and where in the first information – who is involved, what is paragraph. happening, when, where, why and how.  I used direct speech quotes Body developing your story. Include quotes from a person to provide from real people to personalize the message insight and opinion and make it more engaging.  I used plain English, no END jargon, and active voice. Contact Details  Has a contact name, date, place of issue and telephone Short paragraph about your business or contact details. organization to provide context.  It’s written in paragraphs Generally media releases are 300- with the most important 400 words long. Take the time to information in the first craft your message and utilise paragraph. each of those words effectively.

15 Contacting Journalists Journalists are extremely busy so media releases need to grab their attention immediately. Have that in mind when you’re contacting them. Think about:

• Presenting the most interesting information first; • Make it personal; » Tailor your release to the journalist it’s being sent to • Plan when you send it through; » Think about the deadlines for each type of media » Contact them early in the day/week when there aren’t as many competing stories • If you phone them, check to see if they have time to chat or there’s a better time for your call.

Where can I get help? There are lots of resources available on the web to help you write media releases, submissions to enquiries or letters to your MP. Below is a selection.

Contacting your MP CIARD Advocacy Toolkit Electronic Frontiers Australia’s guide Coherence in Information to contacting an MP and structuring for Agricultural Research for communications. Development’s set of 10 guides to structure and streamline your Writing to your MP advocacy efforts. Oxfam’s guide to writing to your MP includes structure ideas. How to write an effective press release Our Community Written by The Guardian as part Provides guides taking you through of their “How To” guides supporting from developing a media strategy to small businesses, this page takes preparing for interviews. It includes a you through the elements of a great list of media outlets in each State and release. The page also has links to Territory. other help guides. Advocacy Toolkit How to write a basic media release City of Whittlesea’s pdf guide By Sydney firm CP Communications, to advocacy covering all of the this is a simple guide to the structure advocacy strategies and exercises to of a media release and what each help clarify your message. paragraph should contain. Cost Benefit Advocacy Developed by CESSDA and Charles Beagrie Ltd this collection includes worksheets, fact sheets and ways to use a business case as part of your advocacy program. 16 Tasmanian Fruit & Vegetable Export Facilitation Group produced this resource as an outcome of their THE OTHER SIDE Project. It is the second in a series of reference material; following on from its Food Transparency information booklet. This resource is a living document and will be updated on a regular basis. Newly elected parliamentarians and/or councillors should contact Ian Locke on ian. [email protected] with details.

The project was funded by the Tasmanian Fruit & Vegetable Export Facilitation Group for the Tasmanian agri-business sector.

DISCLAIMER:-This Document is supplied without prejudice and uses reports, comments and survey results received and made in good faith. Readers are advised to confirm validity of all data prior to making any personal, community or commercial decisions and/or actions.

Tasmanian Fruit & Vegetable Export Facilitation Group acknowledges the Aboriginal Traditional Owners of Country throughout Tasmania and pays respect to their cultures and Elders past, present and emerging.

17 Tasmanian Fruit & Vegetable Export Facilitation Group Level 2, Launceston Airport Passenger Terminal Building 201 Evandale Road Western Junction 7212 PO Box 84 Evandale Tas 7212 P (03) 6398 8433 F (03) 6398 8441 E [email protected] www.tasfruitveggroup.com.au