TT-Line chief executive Bernard Dwyer and chair Michael Grainger both resigned within a month of the minister. TasPorts chair Stephen Bradford resigned a month later. Ken Kanofski was appointed chair ...

Infrastructure Minister Eric Abetz has revealed that the Spirit of Tasmania IV is expected to leave Leith in Scotland in May ...

Tasmania’s Transport Minister, Eric Abetz, decided to withdraw state government funding for the Hobart City Council’s Collins ...

The Tasmanian Government welcomes the approval of a new, reduced speed limit for the Huon Highway and Mountain River Road intersection, with design work and consultation progressing simultaneously on ...

The Safer Rural Roads Program (SRRP) and the Vulnerable Road User Program (VRUP) have opened for applications for 2025. This year's programs provide combined funding of $4.5 million for local councils ...

The Tasmanian Government welcomes the appointment of Chris Carbone as TT-Line’s chief executive office. Minister for Transport, Eric Abetz, said Mr Carbone brings a wealth of knowledge to the role, ...

A new red tape reduction portal has been launched, encouraging Tasmanians to have their say on what red tape is holding Tasmanian businesses and industry back from success. As part of the Tasmanian ...

The construction of a Cadet Training Facility in Launceston is on the march with the sale of land to the Department of Defence completed. The facility will be built at UTAS’s Newnham campus as part of ...

Leader of the House, Eric Abetz, said the Government will be taking red tape to task through the Parliament. “Tasmania has the highest number of legislative restrictions per capita in Australia, 74 ...

Unable to lease the Spirit IV out, Eric Abetz told members of a parliamentary inquiry into the TT-Line saga when the ship is expected to leave Scotland and arrive in Tasmania. That information was ...