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Jeremy Rockliff,Minister for Education and Training The Tasmanian Liberal Government recognises the importance of having the skilled workforce to support...

**Check against delivery** Madam Speaker, In January last year I was honoured to receive the support of my colleagues to become the State’s 46th Premier and shortly after that, around 12 months to the day, coronavirus found its way to the Australian mainland and unfortunately to our shores as well. We were faced with the probability of a significant health crisis if action wasn’t taken swiftly to protect our community, that action meant limiting people’s movements and closing businesses where people congregated, and sadly the impact on our economy was severe. We banned cruise ships, clo...

A coalition of more than 20 disability organisations released a statement yesterday setting out significant concerns over the federal government’s plans to introduce independent assessments to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). The government says this new approach is aimed at making the NDIS fairer. But many people with disability think it is about cost-cutting. They also say an independent assessment is a “nightmare” process that doesn’t produce an accurate picture of people’s lives. If the government is trying to make the NDIS fairer, there are better ways. Wh...

Premium Content Subscriber only Whether you’re looking for a total career switch or just a change of scenery, there are plenty of fresh jobs up for grabs in Warwick right now. From retail to hospitality, healthcare, and more, there are plenty of new positions up for grabs right here in the Rose City. Check out our list below of the top 10 vacancies available: 1. Store manager Warwick’s newest retail giant in Surf Dive n Ski is currently looking for a store manager to join the Rose City team. Key responsibilities include coaching and mentoring the team daily, ensuring all KPIs are met ...

After one of its most challenging years Noosa disability support charity Sunshine Butterflies is helping members reboot their career ambitions by learning the latest technology skills.