“The Academy, formerly known as Visitor Experience Training, is industry-led and is delivering industry-designed short courses that reflect real-world hospitality and tourism skills with more than $4 ...

The Tasmanian Government is prioritising cleaning at schools impacted by the coloured sand recall so they can reopen as quickly and safely as possible.

A nation leading freeze on changes to the National Construction Code is now underway by the Tasmanian Government. This decision will reduce red tape and help avoid unnecessary costs and delays in the ...

The Tasmanian Government is reforming the Liquor Licensing Act 1990, seeking to further reduce red tape. The current regulatory model is restrictive, making it difficult to apply to new and evolving ...

The Tasmanian Government is undertaking an assessment of the options for funding of the Tasmanian racing industry beyond 2029. Minister for Racing, Jane Howlett, said the assessment was needed to take ...

The Tasmanian Government has established a Bell Bay Response Team, ensuring the region remains strong and supported. Minister for Business, Industry and Resources, Felix Ellis, said the Bell Bay ...

The Tasmanian Government has today released a position paper on strengthened Dog Welfare legislation, complemented by the launch of a new Veterinary Attraction Package to help attract and retain more ...

A single set of policies to inform the entirety of Tasmania’s planning system is on the way with the release of the inaugural Tasmanian Planning Policies (TPPs). Minister for Housing and Planning, ...

The Tasmanian Government is seeking community feedback on the draft Southern Tasmania Regional Land Use Strategy (STRLUS). The STRLUS is a plan that guides how land is used and developed in Southern ...

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Bridget Archer, Minister for Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing ...

Tasmania’s hospitality businesses continue to shine, picking up six awards at the AHA National Awards for Excellence. Minister for Tourism, Hospitality and Events, Jane Howlett, congratulated the ...