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Tasmania to ban fish farms on part of its coast

Tasmania state government releases draft salmon industry growth plan excluding entire East Coast except Okehampton Bay

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 10, 2017 09:21 BST
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Tasmania’s primary industries minister said the entire east coast — not counting the Tassal fish farm at Okehampton Bay — will be fish farm-free under a new industry plan, NT News reported [...]

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