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Visitors will soon benefit from improved access at the gateway to the Southwest National Park. Works will begin at the Catamaran campgrounds and boat ramp at Cockle Creek campgrounds from April 15.

The Tasmanian Government is supercharging delivery across the State by establishing Building Tasmania. As part of these changes, the Government will bring together tourism, events and the creative ...

“The fair and affordable pay rise delivered over the next three years will be 3 per cent in year one, 3 per cent in year two and 2.5 per cent in year three, as well as structural adjustments where ...

The Australian and Tasmanian Governments along with the Huon Valley Council have reached an historic agreement under the $1 billion Building Early Education Fund to deliver a new early childhood ...

The Tasmanian Government is strengthening its commitment to rehabilitation and community safety through a new Job Ready Program, helping prisoners gain accredited skills and qualifications that will ...

Westpac’s sponsorship of the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service in Tasmania has been extended for a further two years. Westpac has supported emergency helicopter services in Tasmania for more than 25 ...

The Tasmanian Government is cutting red tape and cost on building a new home as part of its plan to freeze changes to the National Construction Code. The Building Amendment Bill 2026 provides ...

The replacement Burnie Courts Complex has reached a major milestone, with the Parliamentary Standing Committee for Public Works approving the project.

Guy Barnett, Minister for Justice, Corrections and Rehabilitation ...

Tasmanians are invited to have their say on the draft Bay of Fires Masterplan, which sets out a roadmap for managing the area’s natural and cultural values for the next 15 years. Acting Minister for ...