Tasmans Arch and Devils Kitchen upgrades nearing completion

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

Draft Transition Plan marks next stage of greyhound racing transition

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

More community transport services for North West, West Coast

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,

Have your say on the plan to support Tasmania's varroa mite readiness

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

New video cube elevates Silverdome fan experience

A new state-of-the-art, centre-hung video cube has been installed as part of the Silverdome’s $12 million upgrade.

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Featuring high-definition LED screens visible from all areas of the venue, the $430,000 system will provide live vision, instant replays, event information, scoring, sponsor content and immersive entertainment that enhances every event experience.

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Minister for Sport, Nick Duigan, said the installation would transform the experience for

Unlocking Northern Tasmania’s potential

The roadmap for Northern Tasmania’s next decade has been released, focusing on unlocking investment, creating jobs, strengthening industries and ensuring the region remains a destination where people choose to live, work, visit and invest.

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In July, the Tasmanian Government brought together more than 100 leaders from business,

Preparing for 2026-27 road maintenance program

Road maintenance and repair works will soon get underway across the State Road Network this spring.

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Three regional contracts have been awarded to deliver the 2026-27 resurfacing program, with Roadways selected for the state’s north-west and southern regions, and Hazell Bros selected for the north.

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Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Kerry Vincent, said 84 sites across Tasmania will

Update on North West Regional Hospital Mental Health Unit

Premier Jeremy Rockliff and Minister for Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing, Bridget Archer, visited the North West Regional Hospital on Sunday following a fire in the Spencer Clinic.

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All 19 patients in the clinic have been relocated to appropriate alternative services, including at the North West Private Hospital, following the blaze on Saturday night.

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Premier Rockliff thanked health workers and emergency services for their quick response to

Wild Mouse Opens Accredited-Investor Raise on Deal Box, the Internet Capital Formation Platform

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, September 17, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Wild Mouse Pty Ltd, developer of the Unearth AI platform, today announced that its United States affiliate, Wild Mouse US Holdings Inc., a

From Monet's eyeball to flying eyeballs: Wizards In The Sewer announced

From the award-winning solo developer of The Master's Pupil, a surreal roguelite painted with real paint and paper. Steam page and playtest signup open now

With Wizards In The Sewer I wanted to combine my hand painted style with something bombastic and fun that you can play with friends. That turned into an FPS made of real paint, who'd have figured?”

— Pat Naoum, developer

SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA, September 17, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Pat Naoum grew up and lives in Eora/Sydney, Australia. Starting in Visual Arts and Film, he eventually founded a company in web design and development. But wanting