The Tasmanian Government is getting on with the job of supporting development opportunities that take Tasmania forward.  
 

Tasmanians will soon know where Labor stands on supporting more housing and job-creation with the Government’s Development Assessment Panel’s Bill set to be introduced and debated in the Parliament this week. 

The Tasmanian Government is driving the delivery of development across the state, with the Land Use Planning and Approvals (Development Assessment Panels) Bill 2024 set to be tabled and debated in the coming Parliament sitting period. 

In another embarrassing blunder, Dean Winter has been exposed for not even knowing the Government’s pro-development, pro-jobs Development Assessment Panels Bill is out for consultation.  

The Tasmanian Government is taking immediate action to support development in Tasmania, with legislation set to be introduced to enable a much-needed development on the north-west coast. 

Tasmanian Labor are once again trying to walk both sides of the street.  
 

After months of claiming the Labor Party is now pro-development and pro-jobs, the Opposition went weak at the knees and failed to publicly back the Government's pro-development, pro-jobs Development Assessment Panels Bill.  

The Tasmanian Government is delivering more homes for one of Tasmania’s fastest growing communities following council approval of a new 10.7-hectare subdivision in Brighton. 

The Tasmanian Government is supercharging upgrades to social housing with an additional $20 million to improve and maintain homes. 

The Tasmanian Government is supporting the construction of more homes across Tasmania through a new $10 million Density Incentive Grant Scheme.

The scheme will provide grants of $10,000 per dwelling for developers building eligible medium or high-density housing.

The Tasmanian Government has declared the Kangaroo Bay Hotel a Major Project under the Government’s landmark major projects legislation. 

The Tasmanian Government is continuing to back in development across Tasmania, today introducing a Bill that provides greater support for complex developments to begin works.

Today marks World Homeless Day, which aims to raise global awareness that homelessness doesn’t discriminate.

The Tasmanian Government is taking the politics out of planning, with public consultation now open on the Land Use Planning and Approvals (Development Assessment Panels) Bill 2024. 

The Tasmanian Government is delivering more housing options with the 2024-25 Budget investing in the things Tasmanians care about, including housing.

The 2024 State of the Environment Report (the Report) produced under the State Policies and Projects Act 1993 has been tabled in Parliament and is now publicly available.

A new, user-friendly Housing Dashboard has been released to further transparency in the delivery of social and affordable housing across the state.  

Hobart’s Fountainside Hotel will house health workers as the Tasmanian Government continues its focus on key worker accommodation. 

More supported accommodation is on the way for young people on the North-West Coast, providing a foundation for independence and growth.

The proposed Housing Land Supply (Kings Meadows) Order 2024 is one step closer having now passed through the Parliament’s disallowance period.

More housing opportunities are available for Tasmanians in need with the delivery of 29 new social housing units in Hobart’s North.