New laws are in force in Tasmania from today, cracking down on the sale and supply of illicit tobacco and e-cigarettes. Minister for Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing, Bridget Archer, said the ...
Tasmania’s visitor economy continues to go from strength to strength, with new data showing a record 1.4 million visitors travelled to the State in the year to March 2026, up 4.8 per cent on the ...
Video game enthusiasts will descend on Princes Wharf 1 in April for the 2026 Level Up Tasmania Video Game Showcase. The event will feature 26 video game developers, all of which are Tasmanian or have ...
The 2024-25 Budget drives the delivery of the 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future and ensures Tasmania continues to be the best place to live, work and raise a family. The 2024-25 Budget secures ...
The Tasmanian Government has delivered the new Claremont Park and Ride facility. Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Kerry Vincent, said the new park and ride delivers better access to public ...
This is a huge step in bringing our AFL team dream closer to reality,” Minister Duigan said. “Ken’s appointment is the next step in laying the foundations for our team’s entry into the competition.
Tasmania’s Recycle Rewards program is approaching another significant milestone, with close to 10 million eligible containers returned to its Launceston Depot. Acting Premier and Minister for the ...
This includes a joint commitment from the Commonwealth and Tasmanian Government to support almost $10 million in funding to support wages throughout the administration process and a joint offer to ...
Federal Minister for Agriculture Julie Collins has run from her responsibilities on Rushy Lagoon. Yesterday, Minister Collins was called on to back Tasmanian farmers and use her powers to veto this ...
The Tasmanian Liberal Government has a Strong Plan for Tasmania’s future. Tasmania has come a long way under the last 10 years under Liberal Governments led by Will Hodgman, Peter Gutwein and Jeremy ...
A new proposal from the Rockliff Liberal Government would give pubs and clubs a strong financial incentive to host live music, creating more opportunities for Tasmanian musicians and encouraging more ...
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