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The Tasmanian Government has today released the study into the feasibility of a second bridge crossing the Cam River in Somerset.The study was commissioned following a 12-day closure of the former Cam River Bridge caused by flood waters in October 20...

Upgrades are starting this week at the Frankford Road and Chapel Road junction in Harford, to improve safety and reduce the risk of crashes.These two upgrades are part of the latest $27.5 million investment by both the Tasmanian and Australian govern...

The Tasmanian Liberal Government is focused on building safer and more efficient roads as part of the 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future.Designs for upgrades to the Midway Point and Sorell causeways and a second McGees Bridge have been rele...

Tasmania’s infrastructure pipeline over the next 10 years will surpass $30 billion, providing the workforce with certainty for years to come.The latest Tasmanian 10-year Infrastructure Pipeline shows a steady stream of work – ensuring we ...

The Tasmanian Liberal Government is focused on building safer and more efficient roads all over the State as part of the 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future.Designs for upgrading the South Arm Road and Acton Road junction in Lauderdale have ...

Just a week after her first bite of the cherry, Shadow Minister for Electronic Road Signs, Meg Brown, was out again today criticising electronic traffic signs that, not only her own Labor colleague Jen Butler endorsed, but is also receiving 50-50 fun...

The Tasman Highway’s Great Eastern Drive is set for further upgrades that will improve safety and traffic flow along the State’s East Coast. The Australian and Tasmanian Governments are jointly delivering these improvements to the Tasman...

The Tasmanian Liberal Government is focused on making our roads safer and more efficient.At last year’s State election we made a $50,000 commitment to improve pedestrian safety at Exeter as part of our 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Futu...

The Tasmanian Liberal Government is focused on making our roads safer and more efficient.At last year’s State election we made a $50,000 commitment to improve pedestrian safety at Exeter as part of our 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Futu...

The Tasmanian Liberal Government is delivering on its commitment to investigate the adequacy of a key piece of King Island infrastructure.The Port of Grassy is critical infrastructure for King Island, facilitating the safe docking of vessels for frei...

Preparatory works at Macquarie Point are well underway as the Tasmanian Government is full steam ahead for the construction of the Macquarie Point Precinct.With the completion of the State’s largest ever infrastructure project nearing completio...

The Tasmanian Government is working with councils and the Local Government Association on improving councillor education.The Local Government Association of Tasmania will now take the lead on administering the councillor Learning and Development Fram...

The Tasmanian Government has welcomed the Australian Government’s commitment to major road projects in the 2025-26 Federal Budget including the Southern Outlet between Kingston and Tolmans Hill, and planning support for the River Tamar Crossing...

The Tasmanian Government is seeking community feedback on options for a second River Tamar Bridge between the East and West Tamar Highways.Minister for Infrastructure, Kerry Vincent, said feedback received during the consultation period would be valu...

The Tasmanian Government welcomes the Federal Liberals' $80 million commitment to the Bass Highway. In conjunction with the State Government’s $20 million investment, the funding will complete the duplication of the Bass Highway between Launce...

The Tasmanian Government welcomes the Federal Liberals’ commitment to reinstate the guaranteed 80:20 funding ratio for significant road and bridge projects in the State.Minister for Infrastructure, Kerry Vincent, said Tasmania's growing populat...

The Arthur Highway Corridor Strategy has been released today, identifying priority improvements to make travel from the new Sorell Bypass to Port Arthur easier and safer.Minister for Infrastructure, Kerry Vincent, said the highway was a vital gateway...

Tasmania’s best interests have been shoved aside by Labor as they choose politics over unity.Labor has confirmed that critical roads and bridge projects would not proceed.Under the cover of darkness, Labor last night voted against 80:20 funding...

The Tasmanian Government’s investment into roads and bridges is under threat if Labor’s 50:50 preferred funding partnership arrangements come into play.Minister for Infrastructure, Kerry Vincent, said the Tasmanian Government was focused ...

The Tasmanian Government is urging drivers to heed the warnings of both TasRail and Tasmanian Police and obey the road rules around level crossings.Minister for Infrastructure, Kerry Vincent, said rail safety was everyone’s business, and we nee...

The new Transit Lane Connector at the bottom of Hobart’s Southern Outlet is now fully open, marking a major milestone in the Southern Projects program.Minister for Infrastructure, Kerry Vincent, said the 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Fu...

Five Tasmanian bridges have been strengthened and a further three are under construction as the Tasmanian Government delivers part of the second package of works to upgrade Tasmania’s freight routes.Minister for Infrastructure, Kerry Vincent, s...

The long-term future of Burnie's Terminal 4 has been secured.The Tasmanian Government welcomes the signing of a Heads of Agreement between TasPorts and Strait Link.This important milestone supports the continued reliability of Tasmania’s Bass S...

The Tasmanian Government is focused on building safer and more efficient roads all around Tasmania as part of the 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future.We’re seeking community feedback on preliminary designs for upgrading a section of th...

Community feedback is now open on the designs for three significant road safety upgrades in the State’s North West.Minister for Infrastructure, Kerry Vincent, said the Government is building safer and more efficient roads all around Tasmania as...