30 May 2026 Felix Ellis, Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management For 50 years the men and women in orange have been helping Tasmanians when they need them the most. Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management, Felix Ellis, said the State …
30 May 2026 Bridget Archer, Minister for Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing The Tasmanian Government is delivering important upgrades to our hospitals, with tenders now invited for the construction of a new $40 million mental health facility located at …
30 May 2026 Guy Barnett, Minister for Small Business and Consumer Affairs Tasmanians will celebrate the much-loved tradition of Cracker Night tomorrow, with more than 600 registrations for fireworks permits approved for this weekend. This is because of …
29 May 2026 Guy Barnett, Minister for Small Business, Trade and Consumer Affairs The Tasmanian Government’s is delivering changes to make homes safer for renters, with the Residential Tenancy Act 1997 passing the House of Assembly this week. Minister for …
29 May 2026 Bridget Archer, Minister for Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing The Tasmanian Government continues to make life easier and cheaper for Tasmanian families to access care for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) through their GP. …
29 May 2026 Bridget Archer, Minister for Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing A $53.5 million upgrade and expansion of the Launceston General Hospital (LGH) Emergency Department (ED) has reached an important milestone, with the release of a concept design …
28 May 2026 Guy Barnett, Minister for Small Business, Trade and Consumer Affairs Tasmanian builders and home buyers will get a 12-month reprieve from National Construction Code red tape after the Building Amendment Bill 2026 passed the Parliament. Minister …
28 May 2026 Guy Barnett, Attorney-General Jane Howlett, Minister for Women and the Prevention of Family Violence The Tasmanian Government is delivering on an election commitment to strengthen family violence protections, with first tranche of reforms …
28 May 2026 Nick Duigan, Minister for Sport Tasmania is step closer to developing a new home of football, as part of the Tasmanian Government’s 2026-27 Budget, which is delivering a strong economy, and a caring community. Football Tasmania’s proposed home …
27 May 2026 Jeremy Rockliff, Premier Today, the Albanese and Rockliff Governments announce a further $5 million in joint support for employees at Liberty Bell Bay (LBB) while a sale is finalised. The administrators, EY, also announced today that a …
27 May 2026 Felix Ellis, Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management The rollout of metal-detection wands is already increasing safety for Tasmanians, with police seizing 82 weapons in the past five months. Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency …
27 May 2026 Eric Abetz, Treasurer Labor’s thought bubble to create a brand-new big bureaucracy, to gut TT-Line and replace TasPorts seems to have disappeared as quickly as his predecessor’s union-imposed plan to gut Hydro. Mr Willie has not spoken publicly …
27 May 2026 Jeremy Rockliff, Premier Tim Ayres, Minister for Industry and Innovation, Today, the Albanese and Rockliff Governments announce a further $5 million in joint support for employees at Liberty Bell Bay (LBB) while a sale is finalised. The …
27 May 2026 Jane Howlett, Minister for Tourism, Hospitality and Events Southern Tasmania has been named one of the world’s best food destinations by National Geographic. The ‘15 best places in the world for food in 2026’ list recognises food destinations …
25 May 2026 Eric Abetz, Minister for Macquarie Point Urban Renewal The contract to pack the Goods Shed down has been awarded to respected Australian builders Hunter Mason. The awarded contract will see the Goods Shed carefully dismantled, packed, stored …
20 July 2022 Guy Barnett, Minister for State Development, Construction and Housing As icy southern winds cut across Hobart this week, it is fitting that we have today begun work on the next Tasmanian Antarctic Gateway Strategy to lead the ongoing push …
21 July 2022 Roger Jaensch, Minister for Education, Children and Youth The Tasmanian Liberal Government has a strong and clear focus on strengthening the high-quality teacher workforce across all public schools. Since 2017, we have worked with Teach for …
21 July 2022 Jo Palmer, Minister for Primary Industries and Water Our Country and our State remain free of Foot and Mouth Disease and the Tasmanian Government is doing everything we can to keep this disease out. Our national border is our first line of …
21 July 2022 Guy Barnett, Minister for Resources The Tasmanian Liberal Government has a strategic approach to achieve long-term sustainable wood resource security to support our forest and wood products sector. A new $300,000 program has been launched that …
21 July 2022 Nic Street, Minister for Local Government The Minister for Local Government, Nic Street MP, and the Chair of the Local Government Board, Hon. Sue Smith AM, today released the Interim Report of the Future of Local Government Review. The report …
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