Jo Palmer, Minister for Education Nick Duigan, Liberal Member for Windemere ...

The Tasmanian Government is taking strong action to crackdown on aggressive and intimidating behaviour towards workers in Tasmania, with consultation on the draft Workplace Protection Orders Bill 2026 ...

Building resilience in Tasmania’s unique wildlife against the threat of H5 avian influenza (bird flu) continues, with wildlife experts beginning vaccination of the Shy Albatross in Tasmania. The Shy ...

Kerry Vincent, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport ...

Long-term residents of Tasmania's caravan and residential parks will benefit from stronger protections and greater certainty, with the Residential Parks Act 2026 now in force.

Twenty Tasmanian artists and groups will develop and share new stories, performances and artworks with local audiences through the Tasmanian Government’s latest Individuals and Groups funding round.

Gavin Pearce, Minister for Primary Industries and Water ...

Minister for Energy and Renewables, Nick Duigan, said a major part of the upgrades has finished, including the first stage of ...

In the wake of the devastating Spencer Clinic fire, our focus has been on ensuring Tasmanians continue to receive safe, high-quality mental health services through alternative arrangements across the ...

The Tasmanian Government is supporting 24 businesses across the State to deliver more EV charging destinations. The new Electric Vehicle Destination Charging Grant Program will provide 50 charging ...

Sonya Pringle-Jones has been appointed as the new Commissioner for Children and Young People. Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, Corrections and Rehabilitation, Guy Barnett, congratulated Ms ...

“Apprentice and trainee travel allowances are just one example of how we are reducing the pressure and helping more people complete their training. “Apprentices and trainees can receive a per ...