28 June 2022 Jeremy Rockliff, Premier The Tasmanian Government has a plan for kanamaluka/Tamar Estuary to be an inspiring destination and one that is accessible to the local community while celebrated for its internationally recognised environmental values …
28 June 2022 Felix Ellis, Liberal Member for Braddon With less than 48 hours left until the due date of Labor’s review into its election failures and toxic culture, its own members are still waiting to hear if the party will go ahead with its State …
28 June 2022 Nic Street, Minister for Sport and Recreation The Tasmanian Liberal Government is working hard to get more young Tasmanians moving and into sport by investing significantly into grassroots and community-based sport and recreation initiatives. …
27 June 2022 Felix Ellis, Liberal Member for Braddon The Tasmanian Labor Party is at war with itself, with only 3 days left until its long-awaited review into its own election failings is due, calls are coming from around the country for federal …
27 June 2022 Nic Street, Minister for Local Government Easing cost of living pressures is a big focus for the Tasmanian Liberal Government which is why we’re encouraging Tasmanians to check their eligibility to receive the available discount on their …
27 June 2022 Jeremy Rockliff, Premier With the Commission of Inquiry hearings once again underway in Tasmania, the Government is listening so our most vulnerable are protected and to ensure past wrongs can never be repeated in Tasmania. The evidence given …
27 June 2022 Roger Jaensch, Minister for Education, Children and Youth The Master Plan for the $20 million redevelopment of Cosgrove High School has been released for community feedback. There has been extensive community consultation about the …
27 June 2022 Michael Ferguson, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Catherine King, Federal Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government, and Federal Member for Franklin, Julie Collins Concept plans for …
27 June 2022 Michael Ferguson, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Our investment in Tasmania’s visitor economy continues to deliver with the completion of upgrades to another section of the Tasman Highway on the East Coast. New improvements to the …
26 June 2022 Felix Ellis, Liberal Member for Braddon With just five days until Tasmanian Labor’s review of its abject 2021 election failure due, could it spell the end for lacklustre leader Rebecca White? When she resigned last year after leading her …
26 June 2022 Michael Ferguson, Deputy Premier The Tasmanian Liberal Government recognises the importance of the sport and recreation sector to the Tasmanian community and is supporting all Tasmanians with opportunities to keep active. I’m very pleased to …
25 June 2022 Roger Jaensch, Minister for Education, Children and Youth The Tasmanian Liberal Government is getting on with the job of delivering a new primary school for the growing Legana community, with early site works at 612 West Tamar Highway already …
25 June 2022 Guy Barnett, Minister for State Development, Construction and Housing With amendments to the planning scheme to support the implementation of the Macquarie Point Masterplan in place, and with the site now almost fully remediated, the site is …
25 June 2022 Roger Jaensch, Minister for the Environment The annual ‘Burn Brighter this Winter’ campaign is providing easy-to-follow advice about how wood heaters can be operated to reduce smoke emissions. The health and safety of Tasmanians is our …
25 June 2022 Jeremy Rockliff, Premier Nic Street, Minister for Sport and Recreation If there is any hope of meaningful survival of the AFL code in Tasmania, the AFL must grant Tasmania the 19th licence. Returning for a second time to discharge unwarranted …
25 June 2022 Michael Ferguson, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Work will start in early July on the new Cam River Bridge and junction upgrade at Somerset after Tasmanian company VEC Civil Engineering received an $18.8 million contract to start …
24 June 2022 Guy Barnett, Minister for Energy and Renewables, Tasmanians should make no mistake that under the inexperienced and headline grabbing Dean Winter, energy security would be compromised, there would be no further investment and business growth, …
24 June 2022 Jo Palmer, Minister for Primary Industries and Water Tasmania’s commercial scallop fishery will open in State waters from Cape Sonnerat (Schouten Island) in the north to Monkeys (Tasman Island) in the South and including the waters within …
24 June 2022 Felix Ellis, Liberal Member for Braddon The clock is ticking on Tasmanian Labor’s year-long review into its failed state election campaign and toxic culture. The review, which is due on June 30 is intended to determine what went wrong with …
24 June 2022 Michael Ferguson, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport The Tasmanian Liberal Government has released the preferred option for duplicating the Kingston Bypass, including upgrading the Algona Road roundabout to a full interchange with a …
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