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Jo Palmer was elected to the Legislative Council in August 2020, as a Liberal endorsed candidate, representing the electorate of Rosevears. Rosevears covers the West Tamar area from Greens Beach and Beauty Point down through to Riverside, as well as ...

The Tasmanian Liberal Government demands the highest standards of animal welfare in all our livestock processing operations. Minister for Primary Industries and Water, Jo Palmer said this Government will accept no less.  “Significant work ...

Neighbourhood Houses are at the heart of our communities. Minister for Community Services and Development, Jo Palmer said, they serve as vibrant, supportive and inclusive spaces where people can engage, connect, and build relationships. “By pro...

Courage, innovation, dedication and advocacy define the 26 women and three women’s organisations to be inducted onto the Tasmanian Honour Roll of Women today. Minister for Women and the Prevention of Family Violence, Jo Palmer, said all the wom...

Students across Tasmania are celebrating this National Science Week by coming together to attend workshops, conduct experiments and share their love of science.  Minister for Education, Jo Palmer, visited Elizabeth College today where students h...

Minister for Primary Industries and Water, Jo Palmer was last night made aware of the detection of a Red Imported Fire Ant (RIFA) at a parcel centre in the state’s south. “Biosecurity Tasmania has briefed me today on the border intercepti...

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The first drop-in information sessions for the Tamar Irrigation Scheme have been held at Pipers Brook, encouraging the region’s farmers to tap in. Minister for Primary Industries and Water, Jo Palmer said the scheme has been updated to ensure i...

Tasmanian youth experiencing homelessness now have a dedicated space to feel safe, and supports to help them launch independent lives. Karinya Women’s Service officially opened its Youth Transitional Tenancy Program (KYTT) today. Minister for W...

The new Brighton High School is shooting out of the ground with construction well underway ahead of students walking through the doors in 2025. Brighton High School is one of three new schools being built, along with Legana and Sorell, under the Tasm...

Tasmanian disability employment service, TasTextiles, is proving Tasmanians are believers from the beginning! Minister for Disability Services, Jo Palmer, visited the local organisation today to see firsthand the merchandise they have knitted for the...

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Two science projects are helping the Rockliff Liberal Government to responsibly manage the state’s water resources using scientific evidence.The Catchment Yield Science Update Project and the Groundwater Assessment Project are being delivered a...

The Tasmanian Government is supporting this Bullying No Way: National week of action – a national bullying prevention initiative aimed at connecting schools and communities to find solutions to prevent bullying.  Minister for Education, Jo...

The Tasmanian Liberal Government’s $15.1 million redevelopment of Cambridge Primary School is full steam ahead. Minister for Education, Jo Palmer, toured Stage 1 of construction on Wednesday. “Vos Construction and Joinery is doing a fanta...

The Southern Region Student Residence officially opened today, supporting regional students to access Years 11 and 12 at their college of choice. Minister for Education, Jo Palmer, said the new student residence at Rose Bay welcomed its first intake ...

The Tasmanian Liberal Government’s record investment in education infrastructure has continued to deliver the facilities our students and teachers deserve, as the 2024 school year comes to an end.   Building new and improved schools r...

The Tasmanian Liberal Government is working to expand Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) services across the State, as part of our 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future. In meeting the 100 Day Plan, the first stage of a comprehensive pr...

The Tasmanian Government will undertake an independent review of the state’s education system, appointing Vicki Baylis to lead the targeted work. Minister for Education, Jo Palmer, said Tasmania’s education system is critical in supportin...

Work is underway to double the School Lunch Program from 30 to 60 schools by 2026, to support our student’s wellbeing and learning. Minister for Education, Jo Palmer, said supporting the wellbeing of young people and enhancing their engagement ...

Up to $40,000 in funding is on offer for multicultural festival event organisers to help bring Tasmanians together and foster greater cultural awareness and social cohesion.Acting Minister for Community Services, Jo Palmer, said applications for the ...

The Tasmanian Liberal Government is committed to record investment in new education infrastructure, with planning underway to deliver more than $320 million in capital projects. Minister for Education, Jo Palmer, said the $320 million investment is i...

Tasmanian employers can now apply for grants to improve adult literacy and numeracy skills in their workplaces. Minister for Education, Jo Palmer, said the 26Ten Workplace Grants will help local businesses, community groups and organisations to ...

Almost 60,000 students have walked through the gates of Tasmanian Government schools today, marking the start of another exciting school year.Premier Jeremy Rockliff welcomed each student and their family to another year of learning and growth.&ldquo...

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