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Tasmania's salmon industry dividing state policy

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Hundreds of people have voiced their opposition to Tasmania's salmon industry outside the state's parliament. The Federal Government is introducing legislation that will protect the industry on Tasmania’s west coast. At the same time, at least 1 million fish have been sent to landfill, after dying on farms in the south.
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