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The vision of Tasmania becoming a global leader green hydrogen production has taken another significant step forward, after a successful expressions of interest process to secure a proponent. Minister ...
Today I have the pleasure of delivering the second budget of this re-elected Rockliff Liberal Government. A budget that delivers what we said we would do. A budget that continues to deliver our 2030 ...
The 2025-26 Budget continues to drive the delivery of our 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future. It secures significant investment in the things that matter most to Tasmanians, including cost of ...
The Tasmanian Government has been advised by TT-Line that a technical issue has been detected on board Spirit IV and V by Finnish-based shipbuilder RMC in relation to its Liquified Natural Gas system.
A new Chair and three new Directors have been appointed to the TasPorts Board, reinforcing strong governance as the Government Business delivers major infrastructure critical to Tasmania’s economic ...
“We fully support amendments providing parents and guardians with the opportunity to inquire about individuals with significant, unsupervised access to their children so they could identify potential ...
The 2025-26 Budget will include over $70 million over the next four years to implement the Tasmanian Government’s new Four Year Elective Surgery Plan 2025-2029 – which follows our first four-year plan ...
The Electoral Amendment (Alternative Voting Procedures) Bill 2025 is in effect, giving Tasmanians living with disability more options to vote at this weekend's Legislative Council election. This Bill ...
Construction has begun on the new Launceston regional bus transit centre, marking an exciting step forward for the project. Minister for Transport, Eric Abetz, said the new transit centre would ...
The new Renal Unit at the Kings Meadows Community Health Centre has reached an important milestone, with tenders now invited for its construction. The Australian Government has provided $10 million ...
Tasmanians living in and around Launceston are on track for a new park and ride facility, with two preferred sites now identified and being progressed. Following assessment of multiple sites, the ...
Leaders of the Geospatial industry have come together in Tasmania to explore the latest trends, innovations, and applications shaping the future of GIS technology. Minister for Parks, Nick Duigan, ...
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