Events

NOFF presents an important public meeting about the impact of even more salmon disease, polluted beaches and high antibiotic use by the salmon companies, as ocean warming has a direct effect on the industry.

TPMP have organised a public meeting on Sunday 16 November at 2 - 3.30pm in the Eaglehawk Neck community hall, Arthur Highway, Eaglehawk Neck 7179.

ABC Radio National is recording a Citizen Jury event at the Palais Theatre in Franklin on Wednesday 29 October at 4pm. There will be a panel of locals to discuss ideas and solutions to reduce the environmental impact of salmon farming in Tasmania, and NOFF Committee member Rayne Allinson is on the panel.

Environment Tasmania invite you to the premiere of a powerful new short film with screenings this July in Hobart and Launceston.

Hill Street says it listens to its customers. Let's make sure they hear us loud and clear:

The 2025 NOFF Annual General Meeting will be held at 10 am Saturday 27 September, at the Port Cygnet Sailing Club, 145 Lymington Road, Cygnet TAS 7112.

Save our Bass Forum & Presentation: Marinus Link, Wind Turbines & Salmon Farming In Bass Strait

Friends of the Bays present a benefit concert, to celebrate our natural places, and support the movement to support responsible custodianship of the seas of coastal Tasmania. Guest Bands SoundBites and Eurella. Food and bar open.

We're in a climate and extinction crisis — and we need real action from the next Tasmanian government. With a snap state election called, this is our opportunity to put forests, oceans, and our planet's future at the top of the political agenda. It's time to send a clear message to every candidate: protecting the environment is non-negotiable.

Come along for a special screening of Nowhere Else on Earth, a powerful short film that captures the uniqueness of Tasmania's coastal waters, landscapes and lifestyle. Through stunning visuals and local voices, the film highlights what's at stake and why our precious coastal waters need our care more than ever.