The prime minister has announced that new funding for energy projects will benefit Australians living in regional Tasmania — also Victoria — in flagging the

Twenty-four Tasmanian public servants have been stood down over child sexual abuse allegations in the past 12 months, the state’s department says.  It comes as

A commission of inquiry into the Tasmanian government’s responses to child sexual abuse in institutional settings has been launched — the first time a royal

The Tasmanian government must build a culture that allows it to move towards a single, united state service that has a strong capacity to better

State and federal public service employees across the country have been dealt with pay freezes and job cuts as governments attempt to grapple with the

The Tasmanian government has established a Premier’s Economic and Social Recovery Advisory Council to help the state rebuild following the coronavirus pandemic. Premier Peter Gutwein

The federal government’s new restriction on gatherings has come into effect, with states and territories taking different approaches to enforce it. A limit of two

Tasmania will close its borders, the Queensland government is granting its chief health officer stronger powers, and the Victorian government is boosting its health system

The Tasmanian government is abandoning planned cuts to state government agencies as part of its $420 million COVID-19 support package. On Tuesday Premier Peter Gutwein

A review of the Tasmanian State Service set to be completed by the end of the year will not be used to slash public sector

The Tasmanian government and public sector unions have reached an ‘in principle’ one-year agreement on a public sector pay rise, after months of failed negotiations.

Tasmania’s opposition has called for clarity around where state service job cuts will fall amid an escalating industrial dispute in the public sector, while in