Tasmanian cherries take a big bite out of the global market
Tasmania’s cherry growers have made a splash on the international stage, showcasing their produce at one of the world’s largest fruit trade events in...
Women’s health week: Tasmania’s new initiatives boost access and care for women
During Women's Health Week, the Tasmanian Government is reaffirming its commitment to enhancing the health and wellbeing of women across the state. Minister for...
Talking safety: Why conversations matter in protecting our kids
National Child Protection Week brings into focus the crucial role conversations play in ensuring the safety and well-being of our children. This year's theme,...
Easing the burden: Tasmania’s no-interest loans offer lifeline to families
As the cost of living continues to climb, thousands of Tasmanians are set to receive a crucial financial lifeline this year, thanks to the...
Game on: Tasmania showcases local talent at level up
This September, Hobart’s Princes Wharf 1 (PW1) is set to become the epicentre of the Tasmanian gaming world, as it transforms into an expansive...
Tassie businesses break records: Confidence fuels big investments
Tasmania’s economy has received a boost with the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics revealing that businesses in the state invested a...
Students gear up for defence: New pathways open in Tasmania
Tasmania’s defence sector is set to benefit from a new initiative designed to connect university students with local defence businesses, thanks to a two-year...
Swinging for growth: King Island’s golf ambitions take flight
King Island’s Ocean Dunes golf course is on the cusp of a significant transformation, courtesy of a $10 million loan from the Tasmanian Government....
National biosecurity week: A week to watch out for pests and protect our future
National Biosecurity Week, running from 26-30 August, is making waves across Australia with its message of vigilance and collaboration. This inaugural event is spotlighting...
Virtual reality takes a culinary spin in Tasmania’s hospitality training
Virtual reality (VR) is stepping into Tasmania’s hospitality training arena, offering a futuristic twist to how students are introduced to the industry. This month,...