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Pets in rentals a reality for Tasmanians
20 March 2026Tasmanians no longer have to choose between a home to live in and the pet they love.The Residential Tenancy Amendment (Pets) Act 2025 offici... -
Three-year package for Tasmania’s State Service workforce
20 March 2026A comprehensive and fair three-year wage agreement has been offered to more than 15,000 Tasmanian State Service employees.Following extensiv... -
Second wage offer put to Tasmanian teachers
20 March 2026A comprehensive second wage offer for a new Teachers Agreement has been put to the Australian Education Union, following feedback provided t... -
Delivering reforms to councillor numbers and allowances
20 March 2026The Tasmanian Government has released its final position on proposed reforms to allowances and numbers for councillors in local government.T... -
Taking action to keep school staff safe
20 March 2026The next phase of implementing the Violence in Schools – Keeping Staff Safe Action Plan is underway.This week, staff from the 20 schoo... -
Public consultation opens on reforms for the collection of fines and compensation
19 March 2026Consultation is open on proposed changes to the collection and enforcement of court fines, infringement notices, and compensation orders for... -
Equine traceability pilot app launched
19 March 2026The Tasmanian Government has launched a pilot app for an Equine Registration and Traceability (ERT) System in Tasmania, allowing owners to e... -
Tasmania's unemployment remains stable
19 March 2026The latest unemployment data remains at 4.5 per cent according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.Treasurer Eric Abetz welcomed these la... -
Improvements make Ferndene accessible for all
19 March 2026Upgrades to the Ferndene walking track in the state’s North West are now complete, improving accessibility for Tasmanians and visitors... -
Tougher protections for war memorials pass the House of Assembly
18 March 2026The Police Offences Amendment (Increased Penalties for Damage to Tasmanian War Memorials) Bill 2026 has passed the House of Assembly, markin... -
Community feedback sought to help tackle court backlogs
18 March 2026Tasmanians are invited to have their say as part of Mr Lloyd Babb SC’s work to tackle court backlogs in Tasmania.Mr Babb is focusing o... -
Supersized granny flats for the whole family
18 March 2026The Tasmanian Government is progressing plans to make building bigger granny flats even easier.Previously, Tasmanians looking to build somet...