Students and staff at Bowen Road Primary School have been welcomed into brand new classrooms. The classrooms replace learning areas that were destroyed by a fire in late 2022. Minister for Education, ...

Enabling works to deliver the Tasmanian Government’s $86 million Burnie Courts Complex is set to get underway in the coming weeks. The new Burnie Courts Complex will improve access to justice in the ...

The Tasmanian Government recently extended its agreement with Hawthorn Football Club to play AFL pre-season and premiership season games at UTAS Stadium until 2027.

The Tasmanian Liberal Government has launched a new training package for the Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) sector and early years educators, as part of our Lifting Literacy Plan. The ...

The new Transit Lane Connector at the bottom of Hobart’s Southern Outlet is now fully open, marking a major milestone in the Southern Projects program. Minister for Infrastructure, Kerry Vincent, said ...

Narelle Pamplin has been appointed as the Director of Prisons of the Tasmania Prison Service. Minister for Corrections and Rehabilitation, Madeleine Ogilvie, congratulated Ms Pamplin on her ...

Minister for Parks, Nick Duigan said the delivery of a contemporary online booking system has moved to the next phase. “It was great to see more than 20 submissions from proponents received through ...

Healthdirect – Tasmanians can go online or call Healthdirect (1800 022 222) to speak to a Registered Nurse 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; Pharmacies – pharmacists can provide advice and treatment for ...

The Tasmanian Government is taking decisive action to reduce the unfunded superannuation liability the former Labor Government left by introducing the Superannuation Liability (GST Windfall Fund) Bill ...

Tasmanians are invited to honour the service and sacrifice of our veterans this Anzac Day, Friday 25 April, by attending a local commemorative service. Honouring those who have served, fought and ...

Labour market data released by the ABS today shows record low unemployment for Tasmania of 3.9 per cent in March 2025. The figures also show 282,372 Tasmanians were employed, over 47,000 more that ...