5 July 2022 Nic Street, Minister for Hospitality and Events The Tasmanian Liberal Government is continuing to build thriving, connected communities, harnessing our competitive advantages and creating more opportunities for Tasmanians in every corner of our …
5 July 2022 Jo Palmer, Minister for Women The Tasmanian Liberal Government is committed to supporting the advancement of women, and empowering them to take up leadership positions in their chosen fields. As part of our commitment to supporting women’s …
5 July 2022 Jacquie Petrusma, Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management The Tasmanian Liberal Government is pleased to again provide support to flood affected NSW to assist in the ongoing crisis. The floods currently occurring in NSW are having …
4 July 2022 Michael Ferguson, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport A preliminary design for a new link road between the Huon and Channel Highways has been released for public display. The Australian and Tasmanian Governments have committed $29.2 …
4 July 2022 Jeremy Rockliff, Minister for Health The Tasmanian Liberal Government is extending free flu vaccinations across GP clinics, pharmacies and state-run clinics until July 31 to give every Tasmanian the opportunity to be vaccinated against …
4 July 2022 Michael Ferguson, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Madeleine Ogilvie, Minister for Small Business The Tasmanian Liberal Government is supporting local businesses to create jobs and stimulate the economy to deliver growth. State …
4 July 2022 Jo Palmer, Minister for Primary Industries and Water Tickets for Agfest have gone on sale and all Tasmanians are invited to attend. Agfest begins on 24 August and extends over four days, showcasing some of the best and latest in agricultural …
4 July 2022 Felix Ellis, Liberal Member for Braddon Explosive leaked documents revealed today are a sign the Opposition Leader has lost control of her own party. In an act of open defiance, leaked documents* show front-runner for Labor State President, …
3 July 2022 Roger Jaensch, NAIDOC Week 2022 is an important time to celebrate and learn more about the history, heritage and culture of the First Tasmanians. Held from 3 - 10 July, this year’s theme is ‘Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up!’, acknowledging those who …
3 July 2022 Guy Barnett, Minister for State Development, Construction and Housing The Tasmanian Government’s record investment in social and affordable housing is continuing to deliver for Tasmanians in need. One way we are delivering is through our …
3 July 2022 Jeremy Rockliff, Premier Kathrine Morgan-Wicks, Department of Health Secretary, The evidence given to the Commission of Inquiry in the past week in relation to the Launceston General Hospital has been very confronting and while we look forward …
3 July 2022 Elise Archer, Minister for Workplace Safety and Consumer Affairs As Minister for Workplace Safety and Consumer Affairs, I extend my congratulations to all the 2022 winners of the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) …
2 July 2022 Felix Ellis, Liberal Member for Braddon The Tasmanian Labor Party is more divided than ever as it prepares to appoint its next president. In fact, Labor in Tasmania is in such chaos the health union has disaffiliated from the Party, with …
2 July 2022 Michael Ferguson, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport The Tasmanian Liberal Government is offering real solutions to assist Tasmanians with cost of living pressures. There are concessions available for eligible motorists renewing their …
2 July 2022 Jeremy Rockliff, Premier Roger Jaensch, Minister for Education, Children and Youth, The Tasmanian Government is committed to securing the future of all Tasmanians and an important part of that is improving the learning outcomes of students, as …
1 July 2022 Guy Barnett, Minister for State Development, Construction and Housing The Tasmanian Government wants to encourage more Tasmanians to buy or build their own home with more assistance available through the new MyHome Shared Equity Program …
1 July 2022 Felix Ellis, Liberal Member for Braddon Labor’s overdue report into its 2021 election failures and toxic culture needs to be released to the public, unredacted. While the Tasmanian Liberal Government is getting on with the job of delivering …
1 July 2022 Michael Ferguson, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport The Tasmanian Liberal Government is improving safety for vulnerable road users around Tasmania. Under the Towards Zero Action Plan 2020-2024, we are investing more than $75 million to …
1 July 2022 Elise Archer, Attorney-General The Tasmanian Legal Assistance Strategy 2022-2025 has been released today and will provide a strategic framework for the legal assistance sector across the areas of policy development, service funding and sector …
1 July 2022 Elise Archer, Attorney-General and Minister for Workplace Safety and Consumer Affairs As Attorney-General and Minister for Workplace Safety and Consumer Affairs, I am very pleased to announce that consultation has now begun on the Residential …
01 days 19:16:05
