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The Coalition Government has strengthened laws to ensure that Australian charities that engage in or use their resources to actively promote unlawful...

ATAGI met on Wednesday 23 June 2021 to review the latest developments relating to the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine and Thrombosis and Thrombocytopenia...

Sarah Courtney,Minister for Children and Youth Protecting the health, safety and wellbeing of Tasmania's vulnerable children and young people, is a key...

Today I announce the appointment of Mr Mark Donovan as Australia's next Ambassador to Saudi Arabia. Mr Donovan will also be accredited to Bahrain, Oman...

Jeremy Rockliff,Minister for Community Services and Development The Tasmanian Liberal Government is committed to ensuring LGBTIQ+ Tasmanians, their...

VIC Premier More Victorian students with disability will get the support they need to learn, contribute and participate in their schools and classrooms, thanks to the Victorian Government. Minister for Education James Merlino today announced that all government schools across the Barwon, Loddon Campaspe and Bayside Peninsula areas, and the five supported inclusion schools across Victoria, will receive further funding support to make their school more inclusive for all students, as part of the ...

Peter Gutwein,Premier Our number one priority remains the health and safety of Tasmanians and with our vaccination program proceeding well, we will...

Jacquie Petrusma,Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management I would like to congratulate the 27 new Constables who are graduating from the Tasmania Police Recruit Course today, and are now commencing their career on the front line, dedicated to keeping Tasmanians safe. The 13 women and 14 men will start service next week after completing their rigorous recruit training which has prepared them to serve and protect the Tasmanian community. The new Constables will be spread across the stat...

VIC Premier The Victorian Government is supporting local collaboration between health services and educators in central Victoria to increase the health workforce and meet the future health needs of the region. Minister for Regional Development Mary-Anne Thomas was in Bendigo today to launch the Loddon Campaspe Health Sector and Skills Pathway Road Map – a new blueprint to help manage future demands on the region’s health workforce. The Road Map will promote stronger links between industry,...

Peter Gutwein,Premier My team and I have hit the ground running to deliver the strong plan we took to the election to Secure Tasmania's Future. We laid...