Forestry represents just 1% of Tasmanian jobs and Tasmanian forestry production is largely based on plantation timber, rather than native forest logging. The authors of this paper argue that an end to native forestry would have no economic impact on the state as a whole, and the experiences of Geeveston, Triabunna and Derby provide insights...

This investigation found that the change to the case management of children and young people in care had an effect on multiple rights under the Charter of Rights for Tasmanian children and young people in out of home care.

The authors of this paper argue that Tasmania's patchwork approach to marine management should be replaced with an integrated approach. They suggest that a Tasmanian Integrated Marine Estate Act would establish an independent authority responsible for a state-wide Marine Estate Management Strategy and Marine Spatial Planning Framework.

Tasmania’s first 20-year Tasmanian Housing Strategy sets an ambitious vision to end homelessness by improving the entire housing system for all Tasmanians.

This research examines the particular needs of women, identifying specific issues and inequalities faced by them in seeking safe, secure and affordable housing.