An Australian senator pulls out a dead salmon to protest proposed Tasmania fish farm laws:: The proposed laws back salmon ...

An Australian senator pulled out a large, dead fish in Parliament on Wednesday to protest the government's proposed laws that would safeguard controversial salmon farms in a heritage-listed inlet in ...

On Wednesday (Mar 26), Australian senator Sarah Hanson-Young ... And instantanously, senate president Sue Lines was seen ...

Laws that will effectively protect salmon farming in Tasmania's Macquarie Harbour from being halted have passed the ...

Criticising the bill during parliamentary question time on Wednesday, Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young accused the ...

Opposition to the prime minister’s captain’s call to shield salmon farming from legal challenges prompted the Greens to stage ...

The protest came after a bill to assure the continuation of salmon farming on Tasmania's west coast — despite environmental ...

An Australian lawmaker dangled a floppy dead salmon in the country’s senate today, accusing the government of falling hook, line and sinker for polluting industrial fish farms. Environmental ...

An Australian senator pulled out a dead fish in Parliament to protest proposed laws on salmon farms. Read more at straitstimes.com.

After shelving plans to reform Australia’s nature laws, the prime minister wants to walk back existing protections with new ...

This is the moment an Australian senator holds up a dead salmon in a plastic bag during a protest in parliament. Green Party ...

An Australian lawmaker dangled a floppy dead salmon in the country's senate on Wednesday, accusing the government of falling hook, line and sinker for polluting industrial fish farms.