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The Tasmanian Government’s highly successful Ticket to Play program delivers two vouchers worth up to $100 each to eligible children for club membership fees. Premier, Jeremy Rockliff, said our ...

The Tasmanian Government will develop important new legislation to protect Tasmanians from image-based abuse, recognising the significant harm caused by these disturbing acts.

Footy fans at today’s AFL match at UTAS Stadium will be the first to experience upgraded sections of the ground’s Western Stand. The Western Stand is being upgraded as part of the $130 million joint ...

The Tasmanian Government is delivering additional childcare places at Scottsdale to help meet growing demand from local families. Through the expansion of the existing Thrive-operated childcare ...

Tough new laws to take firearms out of the hands of criminals are now out for consultation. Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management, Felix Ellis, said legislation to deliver the National ...

The first cohort of students has commenced studies in the newly restored Graduate Diploma of Midwifery course at the University of Tasmania, which is part of the Tasmanian Government’s plan to grow ...

"Tasmania's wine producers continue to be competitive with the finest vineyards in France - and the world knows it. "Spirits, seafood, cheese, fruit, minerals and everything in between is being ...

A $110,000 grant from the Tasmanian Government’s Strategic Industry Partnership Program has delivered an important new tool for farmers. The Voluntary Code of Practice for Nutrient Management was ...

Tasmanians will be able to rally behind the Socceroos in the early hours of Saturday morning, with premises holding a general or club license across Tasmania to be granted extended trading hours so ...

Tasmanian audiences are set to be serenaded as the Festival of Voices begins on July 3. Parliamentary Secretary for Community ...