The third progress report of the Woolcott Review has been released. The Woolcott Review, by former Australian Public Service Commissioner Peter Woolcott AO, is looking at the actions of government ...
“Tasmanian salmon not only puts food on the table and pays the bills for thousands of Tasmanian families – it is also an affordable, nutritious and much-loved source of protein,” Minister Abetz said. ...
The latest labour market data, released today by the ABS, shows Tasmania’s historic run of low unemployment is continuing. Tasmania’s unemployment has remained steady at 4.1 per cent in November, ...
The zone could support up to 20 GW of round-the-clock reliable renewable energy – more than half of the current electricity demand across southeast Australia. One rotation of a single offshore wind ...
12 December 2024 Jacquie Petrusma, Minister for Health ...
An investment by the Tasmanian Liberal Government will help keep visitors and locals stay connected this summer. The Government has worked closely with East Coast Tasmania Tourism to deliver a ...
The Tasmanian Government has appointed Tim Booker as a non-executive director of Metro Tasmania for a three-year term. Mr Booker is the Managing Director of Apex Advisory, a corporate finance, mergers ...
The Tasmanian Government is delivering on its commitment to support teacher recruitment and retention in hard-to-staff schools, with the registration of a new industrial agreement in the Tasmanian ...
Regional mental health support has been strengthened following a $1.6 million investment from the Tasmanian Government. The Tasmanian Government has partnered with specialist rural mental health ...
Tasmanian teenagers will have the opportunity to manage their family’s finances for a month following a casting call today for ABC iview series Teenage Boss: Next Level.
“Helping older Tasmanians to remain active and engaged in community life is an investment in individuals, families and local communities. “Eligible older Tasmanians will be able to use their vouchers ...
The Tasmanian Government is investing more than $1.1 million for two new projects lead by the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA), further boosting their research capacity and industry ...