Tasmania’s infrastructure pipeline surpasses $45 billion

 Building and construction in Tasmania is booming, with the latest infrastructure pipeline now boasting $45.6 billion of public and private projects, providing the workforce with certainty for years to come.

The latest 10-Year Infrastructure Pipeline update shows a steady stream of work

Positive student wellbeing and engagement survey results for 2026

Building an even better education system is a core part of our Government’s 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future.

We are continuing to deliver for students right across the State, with the 2026 Student Wellbeing and Engagement Survey showing strong results.

Minister for Education, Jo Palmer, said these positive results reflect our strong

Three year wage offers announced

The Tasmanian Government has provided wage offers to nurses and midwives; firefighters, medical practitioners, education facility attendants and correctional officers.

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Comprehensive, fair and sustainable packages have been offered, including wage

Strong interest as Wellness Precinct EOI opens

The Tasmanian Government's Northern Economic Plan will energise the Northern economy with expressions of interest now open for a landmark Wellness Precinct in Northern Tasmania.

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Premier Jeremy Rockliff said the response since the project was announced

Spirit of Tasmania IV and V set sail on historic inaugural voyages

Spirit of Tasmania will today mark a historic milestone in Bass Strait travel, as Spirit of Tasmania IV departs Geelong and Spirit of Tasmania V departs Devonport on their inaugural passenger sailings.

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The simultaneous departures signal the beginning of a new era for Tasmania's

Monthly disclosure of Cabinet documents begins

The Tasmanian Government continues to strengthen its transparency and accountability agenda, with the first tranche of Cabinet decisions publicly released.

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Premier Jeremy Rockliff said today marks a significant step in our Government’s

Making it easier to move through Torakina Reserve at Brunswick Heads

Families, locals and visitors can now enjoy easier and safer access through one of Brunswick Heads’ most popular foreshore destinations, with the NSW Government completing a package of improvements at Torakina Reserve.

Set between the Brunswick River and Torakina Beach, the reserve is a much-

Stay cost-savvy this spring rental season

With the spring rental season now in full bloom, the Minns Labor Government is encouraging renters across NSW to take full advantage of the cost-of-living tools it has delivered. This includes Smart Rental Bonds, the latest way the Government is helping to put money back in renters’ pockets.

Renters are on the frontline of housing affordability stress. As families and

Construction commences on new South Windsor Ambulance Station

The Hawkesbury community is set for a major boost to frontline emergency care, with construction now underway on the new South Windsor ambulance station.

The investment at South Windsor will strengthen frontline emergency ambulance services and provide paramedics with a modern base and additional capacity to support the growing Hawkesbury community.

The purpose-built ambulance station on Acacia Close is being delivered as part of

Staff and volunteers celebrated at the 2026 NSW Health Awards

NSW Health staff and volunteers have been celebrated for their innovation, kindness and commitment to providing outstanding care at the 28th annual NSW Health Awards, held at the International Convention Centre in Sydney last night.

The awards are a celebration of the people and teams across NSW Health