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Madeleine Ogilvie grew up in New Town and was educated at Roseneath Primary, The Friends’ School and Hobart College.Madeleine has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in history and classics from the University of Melbourne, a Law Degree from the Universi...

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Tasmania’s tech and innovation agenda has progressed significantly over the past 12 months following the Tasmanian Liberal Government’s focus on developing the digital economy. 2024 saw the roll-out of several key tech reforms, including ...

With three sleeps to go until Christmas, Federal Minister Tanya Plibersek is close to missing her opportunity to give the gift of conservation and help protect the Port Arthur Historic Site.Minister for the Environment, Madeleine Ogilvie, recently wr...

The contract for the new Parks Online Booking System has been awarded, marking a major step toward a modern, easy to use service for visitors. US eDirect Australia Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of software provider Tyler Technologies, will deliver the system...

The Rockliff Liberal Government is ensuring Hamlet Café can continue to provide vulnerable Tasmanians with employment opportunities with a $250,000 grant announced.The Hobart eatery is on a mission to change the lives of Tasmanians living with a...

A new $1 million Island Screen Incentive program aimed at bringing more talent and award-winning productions to our shores has been launched as part of the Tasmanian Government’s 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future. Minister for the Ar...

Tasmanian small businesses looking for expert advice can now access support through a new round of the popular Small Business Advice and Financial Guidance Program.Minister for Small Business and Consumer Affairs, Madeleine Ogilvie, announced round f...

The Tasmanian Government welcomes the passage of its Historic Cultural Heritage Amendment Bill 2024 through the House of Assembly, improving protection and management of Tasmania’s treasured historic heritage sites.Minister for the Arts, Madele...

Princes Wharf 1 will transform into a giant gaming arcade later this month, giving enthusiasts the chance to play games made right here in Tasmania. The inaugural Level Up Tasmania Video Game Showcase will offer attendees Tasmanian-made video games t...

A new advisory council will provide victim-survivors of family and sexual violence a direct platform to contribute to Tasmanian Government policy. Minister for Women and the Prevention of Family Violence, Madeleine Ogilvie, has announced Tasmania&rsq...

The inaugural Level Up Tasmania Video Game Showcase kicks off today at Hobart’s PW1, uniting local gaming enthusiasts and developers. Minister for the Arts, Madeleine Ogilvie, said the quality of the showcase was testament to the talent of the ...

The Tasmanian Government welcomes the passage of its Historic Cultural Heritage Amendment Bill 2024 through Parliament, improving protection and management of Tasmania’s treasured historic heritage sites.Minister for the Arts and Heritage, Made...

The Tasmanian Government has announced the successful applicants for this year’s Arts Organisation funding program, while a new program strengthens and builds the capacity of Tasmania’s arts and cultural sector.Minister for the Arts and H...

Van Diemen’s Band has welcomed to its library a long-missing and highly sought after musical instrument, a baroque triple harp.Made using a rare and flamed maple and inspired by the harp featured in a 1619 painting by Italian painter Domenico Z...

A much-loved, endangered bird species has returned to Tasmania in record numbers and just in time for Christmas in a remarkable comeback story for the little parrot.92 Orange-bellied Parrots have returned to Melaleuca in the State’s South West ...

With only one sleep to go until Christmas, the clock is ticking for the Federal Government to help fill a stocking full of STEM for Tasmanians.The Tasmanian Government has been advocating for Federal support for a new STEM Precinct at the University ...

Tasmanian businesses are encouraged to apply for a share of $550,000 in grants to reduce emissions, build resilience and transition to a low-emissions economy.Minister for the Environment, Madeleine Ogilvie, said the Climate Change Business Innovatio...

The Tasmanian Government is helping to shine a spotlight on space this week with support for the Humans in Space course underway in Hobart.The Space Life Science Course hosted by the Australasian Society of Aerospace Medicine and the University of Ta...

Tasmanian video game developers are set for a boost, with two Tasmanian developers securing support to take their video games to the next level, while a popular video game expo is set to return.Giant Margarita, the team behind crowd-pleasing games su...

The Tasmanian Government will conduct an independent needs analysis of the Neighbourhood House network to better understand demand for services they provide.Minister for Community and Multicultural Affairs, Madeleine Ogilvie, said $150,000 has been a...

Head of the Tasmanian Herbarium at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG), Dr Gintaras Kantvilas, has been named the Premier’s Tasmanian STEM Researcher of the Year for 2025.The award was part of the 2025 Tasmanian STEM Excellence Awards p...

The Tasmanian Government’s newly released food resilience strategy aims to build food-resilient communities across Tasmania and sustain support options throughout the state.Minister for Community and Multicultural Affairs, Madeleine Ogilvie, sa...

Comprehensive and independent scientific analysis has now confirmed that fish remains reported at Verona Sands on Christmas Day were not linked to any salmon mortality event.Minister for Environment, Madeleine Ogilvie, said it was the second time thi...

Upgrades to the Ferndene walking track in the state’s North West are now complete, improving accessibility for Tasmanians and visitors alike.The works included improvements to the Ferndene to Thoresbys Tunnel track, ensuring the track is now a ...