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Click on an article heading to view the full story. December 2007 23 December 2007 Four new exploration licence applications will be granted in various parts of Tasmania. 22 December 2007 International credit rating agency Moody’s Investor Service today released its annual credit opinion that confirms Tasmania’s Aaa credit rating with a stable outlook. Government Chooses Aurora as Broadband Partner 20 December 2007 The Treasurer, Michael Aird, today announced that the Government had selected Aurora Energy Pty Ltd as its preferred Strategic Alliance Partner to commercialise the Government’s on-island optic fibre network (TasGovNet). Trails Tasmania Strategy - A Path for the Future 20 December 2007 The State Government today released a strategy for the future management of trails in Tasmania. Continued Progress on Long-Term Unemployment 20 December 2007 The Treasurer, Michael Aird, said today that the average number of long-term unemployed people in Tasmania has fallen below the 3000 level for the first time. Tribute To A Tasmanian Success Story 16 December 2007 A new $2.5 million state-of-the-art winery unveiled today by prominent developer Joseph Chromy was an important addition to the thriving local industry, Premier Paul Lennon said. Tasmanian Businesses Go the Distance 16 December 2007 The Treasurer, Michael Aird, says the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics data shows that Tasmanian businesses have the best chance of survival of businesses in any state. Another Sign Of Strong Investor Confidence In North 15 December 2007 The Premier officially opened stage one of the $26 million York Cove development in George Town this evening, describing it as a vote of confidence in the Northern economy and in the future of the tourism industry. Printing Authority of Tasmania Sold 14 December 2007 The Treasurer, Michael Aird today announced that the Printing Authority of Tasmania had been sold to a Victorian business. Training Boost For Existing Workers 14 December 2007 Tasmanian workers wishing to undertake an apprenticeship in a traditional trade will now have their training funded by the State Government. Tasmanians in Jobs at Record High 13 December 2007 The number of Tasmanians in employment is at a record high – with 35,700 new jobs created since 1999. New TIS facility Opens at the Silverdome 13 December 2007 The Labor Member for Bass, Jim Cox, today opened a new $400,000 training facility at the Tasmanian Institute of Sport headquarters in Launceston’s Silverdome complex. Hobart International Airport Sale Agreement 13 December 2007 The Tasmanian Government has reached an agreement to sell Hobart International Airport for $350.5 million, Premier Paul Lennon announced today. $800,000 for Sport and Recreation Grants 12 December The Minister for Community Development Michelle O’Byrne today announced today that 26 community sport and recreation projects would receive more than $800,000 through the 2007-08 Major Grants Program. New $1 Million Program for Sport and Recreation 9 December 2007 The Minister for Community Development, Michelle O’Byrne, today announced a new $1 million funding program to help more Tasmanians participate in sport and recreation activities. Tasmania’s Economy Continues to Grow 5 December 2007 Tasmania's economy performed strongly last quarter, according to figures released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Production of innovative component for unmanned aircraft brought home to Tasmania 5 December 2007 A new factory for a Tasmanian company that makes innovative camera equipment for unmanned aircraft was officially opened by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier Graeme Sturges today. TIS Scholarships Awarded to 133 Athletes 5 December 2007 The Minister for Community Development, Michelle O’Byrne, today awarded 133 Tasmanian athletes from 27 sports with Tasmanian Institute of Sport scholarships. Re-issued Population and Retail Trade Up 4 December 2007 Tasmania's population continues to grow and has reached a record high. 3 December 2007 Exports from Tasmania continue to outstrip national growth. Refurbished George Town Cycling Track Opened 1 December 2007 The Minister for Community Development, Michelle O’Byrne, today attended the 40th George Town Carnival to officially open the refurbished George Town cycling track. Tasmania’s Maritime capabilities on show in the USA 1 December 2007 Tasmania’s maritime industry has been on show this week at the large International Workboat show in New Orleans.
November 2007 29 November The Treasurer, Michael Aird, and the Minister for Health and Human Services, Lara Giddings, today joined in officially opening the new Green Point Plaza in Bridgewater. Light Shines on Solar Energy Company 29 November Minister for Energy David Llewellyn today praised a Tasmanian company’s innovation in the growing renewable energy sector at the opening of its expanded premises. James Nelson Closure Announcement 28 November Economic Development and Tourism and Tourism Secretary Norm McIlfatrick said today he was disappointed with the news that textile manufacturer James Nelson would close but acknowledged that textile companies in Australia are finding it hard to compete with low-cost competition from Asia. New Gordon River Cruise Catamaran Christened 28 November The Minister for Tourism, Arts and the Environment, Paula Wriedt, has officially christened the largest passenger vessel ever to operate on the Gordon River in Tasmania. Melbourne to Hobart Yacht Race sails the East Coast for the first time 27 November 2007 Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier Graeme Sturges today launched the 36th Heemskirk Consolidated Melbourne to Hobart Yacht Race, at the Derwent Sailing Squadron in Sandy Bay. Four Legends Inducted into the Sporting Hall of Fame 23 November 2007 The Minister for Community Development, Michelle O’Byrne, tonight announced the induction of four Tasmanian legends into the State’s Sporting Hall of Fame at a ceremony in Launceston. Myer Re-Opening Celebrations A Boost For CBD 23 November 2007 The re-opening of the Myer department store was a major shot in the arm for the Hobart CBD in the lead-up to Christmas, Premier Paul Lennon said today. New North-West Fertiliser Distribution Depot Open 23 November 2007 The Deputy Premier, Steven Kons, today opened Impact Fertilisers’ new distribution depot in Burnie, saying the development was yet another show of confidence in Tasmania’s agricultural economy. Tasmanian Business Wins National Export Award 23 November 2007 The Premier has congratulated Liferaft Systems Australia on winning a top national award at the Australian Export Awards in Brisbane last night. Sensis Business Index Shows Confidence 22 November 2007 The Treasurer, Michael Aird, said today that the November Sensis Business Index showed that small and medium enterprises remained confident about their future. Tasmanian Innovators Take Their Ideas To Market 19 November 2007 Tasmania continues to be an island of innovation with ten Tasmanian businesses graduating from an innovation program which assists them to take their innovative ideas to market. Solid Economic Growth in 2006-07 16 November 2007 The Treasurer, Michael Aird, said figures released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) showed a robust performance by Tasmanian economy in 2006-07. Multi-Million Dollar Forestry Investment in Smithton 16 November 2007 Today’s opening of a multi-million dollar redevelopment at Britton Brothers’ timber centre in Smithton is a huge vote of confidence in the Tasmanian economy and the future of the State’s forest industry. Record Low Long Term Unemployment 15 November 2007 The Treasurer, Michael Aird, said today’s record low long–term unemployment figures were good news for families in the lead up to Christmas. Grey Medallion Rescue Program Will Help Save Lives 14 November 2007 Member for Denison Lisa Singh today launched Royal Life Saving Tasmania’s Grey Medallion Rescue Program which educates older Tasmanians about water safety. New Independent EPA For Tasmania’s Environment 13 November 2007 The Minister for Tourism, Arts and the Environment, Paula Wriedt, today tabled legislation to establish an independent Environment Protection Authority (EPA) for Tasmania. Tasmanian Christmas Carnivals Series Launched 12 November 2007 Member for Braddon Brenton Best today launched the 2007 Basslink Tasmanian Christmas Carnival Series in Burnie. Record Number Of Tasmanians Have Jobs 8 November 2007 The number of Tasmanians with jobs continues to increase. Record Numbers for Get Walking Tasmania Week 8 November 2007 The Minister for Health and Human Services, Lara Giddings, today launched Get Walking Tasmania Week, with record participation numbers expected this year. Elphin Sports Centre Gets New Lease on Life 8 November 2007 Tasmanian Company Experiences International Success 8 November 2007 A Tasmanian designed online education program will be available in the State following huge success in the United Kingdom. Apply for Sport and Recreation Grants Program Funding Now 3 November 2007 Minister for Community Development Michelle O’Byrne today reminded sport and recreation organisations to apply for funding under Sport and Recreation Tasmania’s 2007-08 Minor Grants Program. 1 November 2007 Tasmanians are spending more than ever.
October 2007 Electricity Distribution Vital To Economic Growth 29 October 2007 A secure and reliable energy supply is the backbone of any successful economy, and without it, neither growth nor social equity can be delivered. 29 October 2007 A simple to use kit to help Tasmanian businesses create modern employment and workplace practices, was launched today by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier Graeme Sturges. Tiger Airways Flying to Hobart from January 29 October 2007 The Minister for Tourism, Arts and the Environment, Paula Wriedt, welcomed today’s announcement by the low-cost carrier Tiger Airways that it would introduce daily flights to Hobart from 15 January 2008. Businesses Urged to Get Employees Active and Healthy 24 October 2007 One of the key initiatives of this year’s Workplace Safe Week is the launch of a health and well being resource kit which encourages businesses to get their employees active and healthy. Howard Urged To Support Tasmania's Water and Sewerage Reform 22 October 2007 The Treasurer, Michael Aird, said today that the Prime Minister must support the Tasmanian Government’s commitment to reform water and sewerage. Access Economics Business Outlook 21 October 2007 The Treasurer, Michael Aird, today welcomed the latest Access Economics Business Outlook which says “there is still lots of good news” in Tasmania. Geothermal Energy Search Extended 19 October 2007 Tasmania’s search for geothermal or “hot rocks” energy sources has been extended to the south-east of the State. Wood Supply Negotiations On Track 19 October 2007 State owned timber products currently being exported by Gunns as woodchips will be worth $200 million a year more to the economy when the Bell Bay pulp mill comes on stream. Long Term Unemployed At Record Low 18 October 2007 The number of long-term unemployed people in Tasmania is at a record low. Moody's Confirms Triple A Credit Rating 16 October 2007 International Credit Rating Agency Moody's Investor Service has today confirmed Tasmania’s Aaa credit rating. Independent Environmental Watchdog For Tasmania 16 October 2007 Legislation will be introduced next month creating a new Environment Protection Authority (EPA) to independently police the environmental performance of Tasmanian industry. Tasmania's $50 Million Investment In Wind Energy 16 October 2007 Tasmania will embark on a $50 million investment in wind energy development to play a leading role in the international fight against climate change, Premier Paul Lennon announced today. Tasmanian Icon Wins Export Leadership Award 12 October 2007 Robert Clifford AO, a Tasmanian icon and leader in innovation, has won the Tasmanian Award for Export Leadership at the 2007 Tasmanian Export Awards at the Launceston Country Club tonight. New Industrial Premises For Brighton 12 October 2007 Graeme Sturges MHA, Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier, today opened the new premises in Brighton of Stramit Building Products, a major manufacturer of steel building materials. 11 October 2007 A record number of Tasmanians have jobs.
'The Abbey' Showcasing Our Screen Industry 10 October 2007 The Premier has today officially launched a new television drama series created and produced in Tasmania. 9 October 2007 The Treasurer, Michael Aird, says he is disappointed that Austexx has decided not to proceed with the DFO at Hobart International Airport. 9 October 2007 The Treasurer, Michael Aird, today welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to approve a Direct Factory Outlet at Hobart International Airport. Brighton Wins 2007 Medibank Private Active Towns Award 9 October 2007 The Minister for Community Development, Michelle O’Byrne, today announced the town of Brighton as the overall winner of the 2007 Medibank Private Active Towns Awards. Mineral Exploration Surging Ahead 6 October 2007 Mineral exploration in Tasmania is now at its highest level for two decades. Applications Open For Research Grants 6 October 2007 A State Government program to grow the amount of research and development being done in Tasmania is calling for applicants. Tasmania Still The Most Competitive State 5 October 2007 Tasmania has the competitive edge over other states and territories and remains the best State in Australia to set up a business, according to the 2006/07 Tasmanian Competition Index. 5 October 2007 The Minister for Community Development, Michelle O’Byrne, today launched a new television campaign reminding parents, coaches and spectators to relax and have fun at children’s sporting events. Federal Approval Of Pulp Mill Welcomed 4 October 2007 The Premier has welcomed Federal Environment Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s decision to put science before politics with his approval today of the Northern Tasmanian pulp mill project. Students Get a Taste of Formula One Technology 4 October 2007 The Minister for Community Development, Michelle O’Byrne, today said Tasmania’s first Design and Technology hub at Brooks High School would help encourage students to pursue engineering design and manufacturing careers. Hobart CBD Fire - Community Forum 1 October 2007 If you have been affected by the Hobart CBD fire or are an interested member of the public, you are encouraged to attend a community forum being held this Wednesday 3 October at the City Hall at 4pm. September 2007 25 September 2007 A task force set up to assist retailers affected by the devastating fire at Hobart’s Myer department store, held its first meeting today. Cash Grants For Businesses Affected By Myer Fire 25 September 2007 Small businesses with direct clean-up expenses as a result of the Myer fire in the Hobart CBD will each be eligible for up to $10,000 in financial assistance from the State Government, the Premier announced today. Assistance For Businesses In Fire Clean-Up 24 September 2007 Premier Paul Lennon has today announced the establishment of a Business and Employee Advice Centre to help in the aftermath of the Myer fire in central Hobart. Reaching Out To Disadvantaged Job-Seekers 24 September 2007 Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier, Graeme Sturges, today announced the Tasmanian Government had awarded $438,000 in Partnership To Jobs grants assisting disadvantaged job-seekers. Unique Tassie Company Brings its Product Home 19 September 2007 A North West company producing unique pivoting foot pegs for motorcycles throughout the world has brought its manufacturing plant back to Tasmania with the help of a $50,000 loan from the State Government. Grant Helps North-West Business Triple Production 5 September 2007 The Deputy Premier, Steven Kons, today announced that North-West company New Life Industries will receive a $200,000 State Government grant to employ 20 long-term unemployed people who will help the company triple production.
August 2007 Tassie Technology Company Wins State Government Innovation Award 23 August 2007 Tasmania’s internationally recognised technology company, The Learning Edge International, has won the state government’s $5,000 © - STAR innovation award.
July 2007 New Aussie Film To Be Shot On Tasmania’s West Coast 31 July 2007 A new Australian horror film, Dying Breed, will be filmed on Tasmania’s West Coast near Tullah over the next 11 days, Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier Graeme Sturges said today. Tasmanian exports have hit a new high.
Hazell Bros Win Southern Employer Of Choice Award Premier Paul Lennon welcomed the announcement that Tasmanian construction firm Hazell Bros had won the Southern Employer of Choice Award for 2007. June 2007 Incat Showcasing Tasmanian Innovation Incat’s latest high-speed catamaran was a tremendous example of Tasmanian innovation and entrepreneurship, Premier Paul Lennon said.
New Sport and Recreation Grants Program Open The Minister for Community Development, Michelle O’Byrne, announced that Sport and Recreation Tasmania’s new grants program is now open for applications.
Burnie Plays Host to Badminton Carnival Member for Braddon Bryan Green welcomed
The Huskies Picnic – A Great Family Day Out The popular Huskies Picnic at the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens is on again this Sunday (24 June), Member for
King Island To Benefit From New Tasair Aircraft The Premier has launched a new 20-seat Tasair aircraft that will provide a twice-daily service between Wynyard and Currie, the largest pressurised aircraft ever to operate regularly on the
Enter Your Town or School Now in the 2007 Medibank Private Active Towns Awards Schools and communities from around the State are urged to enter their physical activities initiatives in the 2007 Medibank Private Active Towns Awards.
Veolia Solstice Lantern Parade When darkness falls over
Properties Connected to Ultra-Fast Broadband Trial Premier Paul Lennon said that 450 properties in the New Town and
Tassie's World Cup Cricket Bid The Minister for Community Development, Michelle O’Byrne, announced that the State Government was throwing its support behind a bid to bring the Women’s World Cup cricket tournament to
Antarctic Midwinter Festival, Experience the spirit of
Take Part In The Tasmanian Export Awards The State’s exporters have been encouraged to take part in the 2007 Tasmanian Export Awards.
Stronger Communities Through Sport and Recreation A big increase in annual funding for sport and recreation grant programs through the State Budget underlines the State Government’s commitment to building stronger and more connected communities, the Community Development Minister, Michelle O’Byrne, said.
More Tax Cuts And Helping Business The Tasmanian Government announced initiatives to maintain the State’s highly competitive tax environment, improve productivity and help small business. Investing In Our Active Tasmanian Lifestyle An extra $4 million will be available over the next four years under the State Government’s sport and recreation grants program, encouraging increased participation within the Tasmanian community.
Biotechnology Strategy A Boost For Tasmanian Innovation 4 June 2007 Premier Paul Lennon today launched the State’s Biotechnology Strategy, with a target of trebling turnover from the sector in Tasmania by 2015.
Commercialisation Award Program Now Open Tasmanian innovators are encouraged to enter their innovation into the Tasmanian Government’s commercialisation award program.
Further Evidence Of Strong Tasmanian Economy 31 May 2007 ABS figures show
Business Leaders An Inspiration To All Tasmanians 28 May 2007 Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier, Graeme Sturges, said excellence in leadership is a major advantage for any modern organisation and
28 May 2007 Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier, Graeme Sturges, congratulated two peak building and construction industry bodies on signing their Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in
Trails Discussion Paper Released for Public Comment 25 May 2007 The State Government released a discussion paper that considers the future development of trails in
Tasmanian Institute of Sport Soccer Coaches Appointed 25 May 2007 The Tasmanian Institute of Sport today announced Bruce Stowell as the TIS men’s soccer coach and Vicki Linton as the TIS women’s soccer coach, as part of the new National Training Centre programs.
May 2007 Tassie Businesses Prepare to Take Their Ideas to Market 21 May 2007 Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier Graeme Sturges congratulated 12 people from local companies for graduating from the State Government’s Market Ready Program.
Free Workshops to Help Sport and Recreation Club Volunteers 20 May 2007 People involved in sport and recreation clubs around the state are invited to attend free workshops that will help build their skills in running a successful club.
Australia’s emerging digital media talent in Tassie 20 May 2007 Three Tasmanian digital media teams will compete at a prestigious five-day national program that will develop digital media projects at Freycinet from 20 – 25 May.
National Netball match a winner 13 May 2007 The Minister for Community Development, Michelle O’Byrne, said the national netball match between the Sydney Swifts and the Melbourne Kestrels at the Silverdome was a great showcase for Tasmanians who aspire to playing sport at a higher level.
Tasmanian Gourmet Food Heads to 13 May 2007 Seven of
New Recreation Facility at Prospect Vale Park 13 May 2007 A new sport and recreation facility hailed as the way of the future for community recreation was opened at
Top Coaches Help TIS Netball Squad 10 May 2007
$190,000 Grant to Support Job-Seekers Program 10 May 2007 Centacare has been awarded over $190,000 from the State Government to expand a program that helps disadvantaged job-seekers get back into work.
Building Approvals and Retail Trade Up 8 May 2007 Building approvals and retail trade figures released by the ABS reflect the continuing confidence the Tasmanian community has in the economy.
Sport and Recreation Grants Open 5 May 2007 The Minister for Community Development, Michelle O’Byrne, announced Sport and Recreation Tasmania’s new grants program is open for applications.
Tasmanian Exports Breaking Records 4 May 2007 Tasmanian exports are at a record high and are growing at nearly double the national rate.
Developing Leaders of Tomorrow 4 May 2007 Twenty of
Tasmania's Biotechnology Industry To Be Showcased To The World 4 May 2007
Turning Big Ideas Into Tasmanian Success Stories 3 May 2007 Premier Paul Lennon opened a new $2.4 million centre at
Confidence High In Tasmania's Tourism Industry 2 May 2007 A major tourism project launched at
April 2007
New event for 2007 Antarctic Midwinter Festival 27 April 2007 A new weekend-long Antarctic Midwinter Festival event, the NAB Solstice Antarctica, was launched today by Member for
Innovations Funding To Three Tasmanian Companies A water-saving device for toilets, an umbrella that attaches to your chair and a website that helps people submit development plans to the council are three Tasmanian innovations that received State Government funding.
Innovations Festival Showcases Tasmanian Business The Treasurer, Michael Aird, said that innovation continues to be an important part of the State Government’s vision for boosting the Tasmanian economy.
$5.6 Million Of Intelligent Island MAPP Funding Announced The Australian Government Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, Senator Helen Coonan, and Tasmanian Premier and Minister for Economic Development and Tourism and Tourism, Paul Lennon, announced that companies from across
Lark Distillery Looking to Export Its Whiskey to US and Scotland
Free Help to Join the Export Boom Free workshops for Tasmanian businesses considering exporting their products will be conducted by the State Government on the
Tasmanian innovators will receive business advice and information on how to turn their great ideas into commercial realities when the Ideas2Market program begins around the state this month.
Tassie Company Great Example of Our Export Record Exports from
Record Retail Levels and Building Approvals Up The Treasurer, Michael Aird, says two important pieces of economic data released by the ABS confirm the strength of March 2007 ABS figures show that 400 new jobs were created during February 2007.
Land Use Study of Seven Mile Beach Peninsula Underway The State Government study into the strategic land use of the
Japanese Teenage Ambassadors Welcomed Leader of the Government in the Upper House, Doug Parkinson, welcomed a delegation of Japanese Teenage Ambassadors for a week-long visit to
The State Government will conduct a series of forums around
Assessing the needs of industry waste management Tenders are being called to assess current and future controlled waste management needs of Tasmanian industry. Minister for Community Development Michelle O’Byrne said that works upgrading the Launceston Silverdome were progressing well.
Tasmanian Sports Star Gold Awards Four Tasmanian icons were presented with five prestigious gold awards by Minister for Community Development Michelle O’Byrne at the 2006 Tasmanian Sport Star Awards in
Secretary of Economic Development and Tourism and Tourism Norm McIlfatrick said that the State Government would provide an additional $52 000 each year over the next three years to the state’s Enterprise Centres.
Tasmanian Institute of Sport Netball Coach Appointed The Tasmanian Institute of Sport, with the support of the State Government, is pleased to announce Tracey Robinson as coach of the new Elite Development Squad for the sport of netball.
February 2007 $112,000 to Help Market Tasmania’s Science and Technology Companies The State Government will provide $112,000 to the state’s science and technology companies with marketing graduates through the Knowledge 2 Business program (k2b).
Top Asian Chef Experiences Tasmania Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier, Graeme Sturges welcomed the visit to Tasmania of Executive Chef and Director from the Whampoa Club, Mr Jereme Leung.
Tasmanian Business Leaders Awards Launched for 2007 Deputy Premier Steve Kons officially launched the 2007 Tasmanian Business Leaders Awards.
Upgrade of Tasmanian Hockey Centre on track The multi-million dollar upgrade of the Tasmanian Hockey Centre is on schedule, with the completion of Stage One less than six weeks away.
Take Advantage of Business Advice with the Ideas2Market Program Tasmanian innovators will be able to access business advice and information on how to turn their ideas into commercial realities with the Ideas2Market program.
Tasmanian Shellfish to go International Member for
Have Your Say About Recreational Trails in Tasmania The State Government is seeking public input about the kinds of trails people use for recreational activities around the State.
Bank of Queensland Opens First Tasmanian Branch in Launceston Minister for Community Development Michelle O’Byrne said the opening of the Bank of Queensland’s first Tasmanian branch was a sign of strong business confidence in
Calling For Tasmania's Leaders Of Tomorrow The Tasmanian Government is encouraging emerging leaders from around the State to apply for the Tasmanian Leaders program.
Booklet To Help Older Tasmanians Stay Active Minister for Community Development Michelle O’Byrne launched the What’s Happening in the North? booklet, a publication that lists sport and recreation opportunities for older adults in northern
Rosny Parks Hosts National Bowls Championships The Rosny Park Bowls Club will host more than 150 players and officials at the Australian Sides Bowls Championships.
Risk Warning to Spectators of Troy D Scuttling The scuttling of the Troy D is scheduled to go ahead at
Partnerships to Jobs Funding to Expand Youth Employment Service 7 February 2007 The State Government has awarded more than $270,000 to Youth Futures to expand a program providing jobs for homeless and disadvantaged young people.
Tasmania's Maritime Industry On Show In Asia A delegation of six companies will represent
More Growth In Tasmanian Exports 2 February 2007 Australian Bureau of Statistics export figures show the export performance of Tasmanian companies continues to go from strength to strength.
January 2007 More than 1,000 members of the
Launceston company wins prestigious award in New York An innovative Launceston-based company, Autech Software & Design won a highly sought-after prize at an innovation ‘shoot out’ competition held in
Research to Increase Tassie Truffle Production Deloraine company Truffles Australis will investigate how to grow truffles more reliably thanks to a $48,000 dollar-for-dollar grant under the State Government’s Research Partnerships Program.
Deputy Premier Steve Kons announced the details of the State Government’s support for the employees of Blundstone.
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