The latest Hospitality Tasmania Accommodation Report shows statewide occupancy reached 79.05 per cent, up 3.33 per cent on last year and only 0.75 per cent short of the record October set a decade ago ...

The Tasmanian Government is backing in the local government sector by strengthening the framework foundation for council elections. Open for public consultation from today, the reform will seek to ...

Gavin Pearce, Minister for Primary Industries and Water ...

The Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA) has launched its Strategic Plan 2026-2031, building on the long-standing partnership between the University of Tasmania and the Tasmanian Government.

More Tasmanian students will benefit from a free, healthy school breakfast each school day, with the Variety Breakfast Program expanding to 36 additional government schools next year. The new schools ...

The Tasmanian Government is delivering a vital boost to facilities at Flinders Island Airport. Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Kerry Vincent, said the issuing of a grant deed to Flinders ...

Minister for Women and the Prevention of Family Violence, Jane Howlett, welcomed the new members at today’s Council meeting and said its work is essential to making sure women’s voices are heard in ...

Rebecca White, Federal Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care, ...

A trial of our state-wide common ticketing system is underway on the Derwent Ferry service. River commuters will now be able to pay for ferry transport with a bank card or smart device, rather than ...

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Tasmania continues to show it is a leader in vocational education and training (VET), taking home seven awards from the 2025 Australian Training Awards held in Darwin.

Tasmanian women can now access hormonal contraception directly from appropriately credentialled pharmacists, delivering on a key Government commitment and strengthening the pharmacy scope of practice ...