The Tasmanian Government is slamming the brakes on hooning, road rage and vehicle theft to make our communities and roads safer, with public consultation now open on the Police Offences Amendment Bill 2024. 

TasTAFE’s Metals students are now benefiting from the latest technology thanks to the arrival of twelve new portable ‘Welducation Simulators’.

In the face of increasing severity and frequency of natural disasters, the Tasmanian Government is committed to reforming our fire and emergency services to ensure they are fully supported to keep Tasmanians safe. 

Ensuring Tasmanians can access the skills and training requirements they need is a key part of the Tasmanian Government’s 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future.

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

The Tasmanian Government is backing in our fire and emergency services to keep Tasmanians safe.

The 2024-25 Budget drives the delivery of the 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future with more than $41.5 million of new investments into our people, equipment and infrastructure, significantly bolstering our critical fire and emergency services.

Keeping Tasmanians safe is a top priority for the Tasmanian Government.

The 2024-25 Budget drives the delivery of our 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future with more than $144 million in new support that will bolster our frontline police services.

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.

The future of Tasmania’s agriculture workforce has been strengthened with the signing of the latest Industry Skills Compact.

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

The Tasmanian Government has activated Emergency Assistance Grants for residents in the Derwent Valley who have been impacted from flooding waters or who have become isolated due to associated road closures.  

With severe weather occurring across the state, particularly in the north, the Government is encouraging Tasmanians to make informed decisions to stay safe. 

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

This National Skills Week (19-25 August) we celebrate a vocational education as a “Game Changer” for Tassie learners.

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

Tasmania’s disability workforce system has been strengthened with the signing of the latest Industry Skills Compact.

The Tasmanian Government continues to bolster our frontline emergency services, welcoming 24 new career firefighters into the ranks of the Tasmania Fire Service.

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

There are now more police on the beat than ever with Tasmania Police delivering the largest ever cohort of recruits in training at one time.

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