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Advice and resources for Tasmanian businesses
All the information and services you need to help you start, run and grow your business in Tasmania.
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Find grants or funding opportunities for your business or industry.
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Policies and strategies designed to grow the economy for all Tasmanians.
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The Department of State Growth produces a variety of free corporate and industry publications.
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Tasmania’s road network is managed to connect communities and enable the safe, reliable and efficient transport of people and goods.
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Information about registering or transferring vehicle(s) and holding a driver licence in Tasmania
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News
Consultation for a new women and girls in sport strategy now open!
27 Mar 2025
The Tasmanian Government is seeking input on how to increase the participation and involvement of women and girls in all aspects of the sport and active recreation industry.
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New Bridgewater Bridge a finalist for the Australian Construction Achievement Award
26 Mar 2025
Tasmania’s $786 million New Bridgewater Bridge has been shortlisted for the 2025 Australian Construction Achievement Award.
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Making it easier to report business red tape
20 Mar 2025
A new red tape reduction portal is making it easier for Tasmanian businesses to report regulatory red tape that may be holding them back or costing them time and money.
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Consultation for independent review into August storms closing soon
12 Feb 2025
The consultation period for the independent review into the electricity network outages from the August storms on has been extended to allow interested parties extra time to complete their submissions.
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Spirit of Tasmania update
17 Jan 2025
The latest update on the Spirit of Tasmania assurance project is now available.
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Exploring Tasmanian ice rink opportunities
23 Dec 2024
The Tasmanian Government is sounding out market interest ahead of the opening of an expressions of interest process for a new ice rink in Hobart.
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Residential Land Rebate
25 Nov 2024
The program is a Tasmanian Government initiative to help boost the availability of residential land and improve housing availability.
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Advanced Manufacturing Productivity Grant Program now open
15 Nov 2024
Grants of up to $20,000 are now available to help Tasmanian-based advanced manufacturing businesses grow.
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Have your say on Our Mountain’s Future
23 Oct 2024
The Tasmanian Government is creating a shared community vision for kunanyi/Mount Wellington and the broader Wellington Park through a strategic review.
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Business Energy Efficiency Scheme now open
07 Oct 2024
The new Business Energy Efficiency Scheme (BEES) which subsidises interest payments against loans for commercial and industrial energy customers to improve their energy efficiency and reduce electricity bills is now open for applications.
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Tasmanian Ice Rink Feasibility Study released
20 Jun 2024
The Tasmanian Government has released a report into the feasibility of building a new ice rink facility in Tasmania.
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