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Unit 4 AOS3 Flashcards

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Franklin Dam

What is the discourse about?

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Tas gov (Hydro) wanted to build a dam on the franklin river for hydro-electricity however the wilderness society want it to be left alone for future generations

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Franklin Dam

Major parties involved: For

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Hydro electric commission

Both governments (Iiberal and opposition)

O.T.D- Organisational Tasmanian Development.

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Franklin Dam

Major parties involved: Against

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T.W.S

Federal labour

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Difference between methods and processes

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Methods are used by interest groups to influence gov bodies whom implement processes (these are legal steps)

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Positive of hydro electric project

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  • Cheaper electricity
  • Creates Jobs
  • Dam was worthless therefore was a great resource
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Negatives of hydro electric project

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  • Cannot be reversed
  • Apart of the world heritage list
  • Only creates 32 ongoing jobs
  • No shortage of electricity in the first place
  • Doesn’t protect the environment
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Methods used by TWS and O.T.D

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  • Lobbying
  • Protest Rallies
  • T.V Appearances
  • Bumper stickers and fliers
  • Press release
  • Non violent protests
  • Blockage
  • Petitions
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Lobbying

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Speaking to important/influential people (Lorraine Bailey, Dick Smith) and running rafting trips (Don Chipp & Norm Sanders.

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Protest rallies

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Marching on Parliament to raise awareness (15,000 in Melbourne, 6,000 Hobart)

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Media and T.V appearances

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Reaches a large audience very quickly.

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Bumper stickers

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To assist in raising awareness.

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Blockage

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Physically putting yourself in harms way to stop bulldozers/tractors.

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Processes

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-Come from governing bodies

  • Legal Action
  • Legislation
  • Community consultation
  • EES (Environment Effects Report)
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Legal action: positives

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  • Decision made by a third person and is legally binding on both parties.
  • Judge is ‘unbiased’ & educated
  • outcome must be followed by both parties
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Legal Action: Negatives

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  • Cost
  • Time
  • There is a winner and a looser
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Legislation: Positive

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  • Most people follow it
  • Consequences if it is not followed
  • Democratic
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Legislation: Negatives

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  • Do people know the law

- Difficult to enforce

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Community consultation: Positive

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  • People in the community have their say and listen to others
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Community Consultation: Negatives

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  • uneducated responders
  • look at who is speaking and are people actually listening
  • can be ignored
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Environment Effects Report: positives

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  • Based on science

- Things are being considered and thought about

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Environmental Effects Report: Negative

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  • time
  • cost
  • have been wrong before
  • May be biased
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Cattle grazing

What is issue about

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Allowed to cattle graze in alpine national park ( Under Licensing )

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Cattle Grazing

Groups involved: For

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Mountain cattlemen association Victoria

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Cattle grazing

Parties whom are against

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Victorian national parks association

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Methods used by parties

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  • Lobbying
  • Rallies
  • media / T.V / internet
  • Petitions
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People they lobbied

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Ted Ballien, daniel Andrews, Tony Burke

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Internet

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large audience

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Petitions

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collection of signatures

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Franklin dam processes that occurred

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1980 – Hydro proposes to build a dam.
1982 (25th Jan) – Tasmania’s South West nominated for World Heritage Listing by Federal Government (Liberal).
1982 (16th June) – Tasmania parliament votes to build the dam 29:2.
1982 (November) – Federal Senate Committee recommends no dam needed.
1982 (Dec 14th) – World Heritage Listing of the South West of Tassie.
1982 (Dec) – Blockade begins to prevent construction (1300 arrests by end Feb)
1982 (Dec) – Makes it illegal to protest on Hydro’s land (even though it’s a National Park)
1983 (Feb) – Federal election announced, Labor (opposition) announce they will stop the dam if voted in.
1983 (Mar) – Labor voted in. Tasmanian government continues construction.
1983 (June) – Federal government takes Tasmanian government to court, for Violation of World Heritage Properties Conservation Act
1983 (July 1st) – High court rules construction of the dam is illegal

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Lobbying: Positives

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  • Increases awareness
  • more people know about the issue
  • influential
  • clear understanding of topic
  • media coverage
  • decision making person involved
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Lobbying: Negatives

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  • Access
  • Time
  • Cost
  • May not help
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Protest rallies: Positives

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  • Increase awareness
  • Media Involved
  • Shows how many people care
  • Attracts attention of the public
  • Free/ Cheap
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Protest Rallies: Negatives

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  • Can get out of control
  • Violent
  • Involves preparation and organisation
  • May not have the numbers
  • another big news event may occur so no media attention
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Media/ T.V Appearances: Positive

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  • Large audience
  • Images of the damage
  • Good talker = people on their side
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Media/T.V Appearance: Negative

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  • Expensive
  • hard to get on T.V
  • How they present
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Bumper stickers & Fliers: Postive

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  • Spreads Awareness
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Bumper stickers & Fliers: Negative

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  • Cost

- Litter

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Petitions: Postive

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  • Easy
  • Quick
  • People get their say
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Petitions: Negative

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  • False names
  • time / effort
  • cost if needs to be printed
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internet: Positive

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  • Most people are on the internet
  • A lot of information
  • most people have access to it
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internet: Negative

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  • Propaganda
  • wheres the info coming from
  • can be misleading
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Blockade: positive

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  • Cheap
  • media attention
  • shows people care
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Blockade: Negative

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  • Violent
  • Dangerous
  • injury may be involved

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