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The ANZ Stateometer, released today, shows Tasmania has the strongest business conditions in the nation.
This backs in the NAB Monthly Business Survey, which has consistently placed Tasmania top of the charts for business confidence and conditions.
Treasurer Eric Abetz said efforts to remove red tape and back jobs was a big factor.
The Tasmanian Government is continuing to invest in lifting literacy outcomes across the state, with new Home Practice Phonics Kits soon to be distributed to government schools.
The new Home Practice Phonics Kits have been developed specifically for Tasmanian Government schools, informed by feedback from teachers and developed in collaboration with the Dyslexia SPELD Foundation.
Minister for Education, Jo Palmer, said we are already seeing encouraging results across our
The development application for 26 new two-bedroom townhouses at Kingston has been approved by the Kingborough Council.
Minister for Housing and Planning, Kerry Vincent, said under our 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future, our Government is delivering new social and affordable housing across the State.
“The development will deliver safe, secure and quality homes for Tasmanians on low to
Accessibility improvements to the Tasmans Arch and Devils Kitchen are nearing completion, marking a significant milestone in the Tasmanian Government’s second stage of the Revitalisation Project.
Minister for Parks, Nick Duigan, said the project delivers improved accessibility, upgraded walking tracks, and enhanced viewing areas for visitors.
“We have invested $1.65 million in upgrades to walking tracks, lookouts and visitor
The Tasmanian Government has today released the Draft Greyhound Racing Transition Plan, marking an important step in delivering its commitment to phase out greyhound racing in Tasmania by 30 June 2029.
The Draft Transition Plan provides a structured, fair and considered pathway for the
Eligible North West and West Coast residents needing to travel for healthcare will soon have more access to community transport options following new funding from the Tasmanian Government.
Community Transport Services Tasmania will receive $305,000 per annum for three years,
Tasmanians are being encouraged to have their say on a proposed response plan to help protect the state's valuable beekeeping industry and broader agricultural sector from one of the world's most significant honeybee pests, Varroa Mite.
The Plan covers initial investigation and confirmation activities following a suspected varroa