In 2022 TASCAT ruled to uphold HCC’s decision to reject MWCC’s cable car proposal 

kunanyi / Mt Wellington remains cable car free but continues to need our help to remain protected & managed sustainably into the future

Following a comprehensive rejection of the cable car development on 21 grounds of planning and management non-compliance, the Mount Wellington Cableway Company appealed to the Resource Management and Planning Appeal Tribunal (RMPAT) now known as Tasmanian  Civil and Administrative Tribunal (TASCAT).

On 03/11/22 TASCAT ruled to uphold the City of Hobart’s decision to reject MWCC’s unwanted & inappropriate cable car proposal for kunanyi / Mt Wellington.

THANK YOU !

Thank you to the many thousands of people who have already  joined the campaign to protect kunanyi / Mt Wellington.  Stay with us to ensure the Mountain is protected into the future.

TASCAT’s 2022  decision to uphold the City of Hobart’s decision to reject the cable car proposal was a massive victory demonstrating the power of community & the importance of belief, persistence & fighting for what you believe in.

Now in 2024 the fight may not yet be over with Premier Jeremy Rockliff voicing his desire to approve the cable car, against the science, planning advice and clear opposition of Hobartians and the Aboriginal Community.  The State Government have released their Mountain Review for planning of the management of Wellington Park into the future.

The first step of the review is to understand the community’s vision for the future of the park through a survey. It is important the government gets as many responses as possible to this survey from people who know and care about the mountain – please complete the survey here by 4/12/24
https://mountainreview.tas.gov.au/have-your-say/survey

 

WELLINGTON PARK MANAGEMENT PLAN REVIEW:

The Wellington Park Management Trust commenced a review of the Wellington Park Management Plan & members of the public were invited to make their comments in the first phase of the review which was addressing Park Values. This survey closed for comment 15/09/24

Further input into Management Zones & Specific Area Plans was planned to be undertaken in the near future with proposed completion of a draft management plan expected in 2025. The Wellington Park Management Plan Review procedure is currently being “recalibrated in light of the State Growth review of kunanyi / Mount Wellington announced in May 2024. Issues arising from overlapping public consultation periods are being resolved and an update will be provided shortly”. See https://mountainreview.tas.gov.au/?mc_cid=84d0e85557&mc_eid=a3d0a51f0e

You can review information at  https://wellingtonpark.org.au/management-plan-review

It is little more than a city park - without the park bench or waste bin

Mt Wellington Cableway CompanyAugust 2018

There is no other Australian city, and few in the world, privileged with such a wild and beautiful landscape close by

Videos of kunanyi / Mt Wellington and the campaign against the cable car

Tasmanians against the cable car

The beauty of kunanyi

Interview with Menna Jones

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Merchandise

We are Tasmanians against the proposed cableway,
destructive access road and commercial complex
on kunanyi / Mt Wellington

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