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Maugean skate population down nearly 50 per cent | The Examiner - Vimarsana News

Maugean skate population down nearly 50 per cent | The Examiner

Scientist says conservation action critical to save critically endangered Maugean skate.

Plibersek's pledge for no new extinctions under threat as researchers issue dire warning on Tasmanian maugean skate - Vimarsana News

Plibersek's pledge for no new extinctions under threat as researchers issue dire warning on Tasmanian maugean skate

Researchers say Tanya Plibersek's pledge of no new extinctions is under serious threat as the only known population of an endangered ancient Tasmania ray continues to nose dive.

Source: abc.net.au
Cruising into a lost world of secret peaks and true wilderness in Tasmanian style - Vimarsana News

Cruising into a lost world of secret peaks and true wilderness in Tasmanian style

Experience the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area from a new boutique expedition cruise vessel. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Bigger than ever: The new cruise ships launching in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Bigger than ever: The new cruise ships launching in 2023

Cruising is out of the doldrums and back on the seven seas.

Island escape: The destination keen to 'bubble-up' with New Zealand by April - Vimarsana News

Island escape: The destination keen to 'bubble-up' with New Zealand by April

Island escape: The destination keen to 'bubble-up' with New Zealand by April Newshub 4/02/2021 © Tourism Australia With a trans-Tasman bubble unlikely to happen until all states have managed to COVID-19 under control, the island of Tasmania is keen on its own two-way air bridge with New Zealand as soon as March. Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein said to allow that to happen, work is underway to bring Hobart's airport up to standard in terms of biosecurity and border forces. It would mean Kiwis could fly direct for the first time in decades - the last time Air New Zealand flew to Tasmania wa...

Source: msn.com