The Tasmanian Government is backing business and economic growth, and our landmark Government business reforms are a key part of this. Tasmanian Government businesses should deliver services to ...

This budget backs business, creates jobs, supports families, and builds stronger safer communities. This budget invests in the things that matter to Tasmanians: cost of living, health, education, ...

To ensure our children and young people get the opportunities that they deserve, the 2025-26 Budget will invest $9.9 billion over the next four years into education. This includes $307.8 million to ...

Devonport Library is now accessible outside of business hours and on weekends, following the launch of the Open Library ...

Legislation that will enable the Macquarie Point Urban Renewal Project has been released for public consultation. Minister for Business, Industry and Resources, Eric Abetz, released the draft enabling ...

The Police Offences Amendment (Knives and Other Weapons) Bill 2025, known as Reid’s Law, has passed the Tasmanian Parliament. Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management, Felix Ellis, said the ...

17 May 2025 Jacquie Petrusma, Minister for Health ...

Lifting literacy rates and continuing to build a better future for Tasmanian children through new and upgraded facilities are centrepieces of the 2025-26 Budget. Over the next four years, $9.9 billion ...

Jacquie Petrusma, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs ...

The Tasmanian Government has tabled the Dangerous Criminals and High Risk Offenders Amendment Bill 2025 (the Bill). Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, Guy Barnett, said the proposed amendments ...

18 May 2025 Jacquie Petrusma, Minister for Health ...

26 May 2025 Jacquie Petrusma, Minister for Health ...