Aurora Energy has once again joined forces with TasTAFE to deliver a suite of customised qualifications for its employees.
Sixteen Aurora Energy employees undertook the Formal Qualifications Program, achieving qualifications in Certificate III in Business, Diploma of Leadership and Management and Diploma of Learning and Management Strategic.
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TCCI TradeStart Adviser Sally Chandler outlines the benefits of becoming an Australian Trusted Trader.
While Tasmanian exporters are enjoying favourable conditions and services, it is a different matter for the state’s importers, writes Brett Charlton, Agility Logistics Tasmanian General Manager.
Southern Waste Solutions has announced plans to build a wetland leachate treatment system in line with environmental world’s best practice standards at their Copping Regional Landfill Facility.
While businesses rightly bear the majority of workplace health and safety responsibilities, individual employees should also be accountable for actions outside of company processes, writes TCCI Chief Executive Michael Bailey.
Tasmania is well placed to benefit from the multi-billion dollar navy ship building program, the University of Tasmania says.
UTAS Vice-Chancellor Professor Rufus Black said the Australian Maritime College was delighted to be announced as a strategic partner in the new national enterprise, the Naval Shipbuilding Institute, a joint venture between Kellogg Brown & Root and Huntington Ingalls Industries, which will operate the Naval Shipbuilding College in Adelaide.
Vodka produced by Tasmania’s Hartshorn Distillery has won World Vodka of the Year at the World Vodka Awards in London.
The accolade is a wonderful achievement for the young business, which had already gained two other international awards this year.
Ms Hickey has stated she will “mostly” vote with the Government, providing a guarantee of supply and confidence, however she went on to be quoted as saying she will not be attending party room meetings and will vote independently depending on the merits of legislation put forward.
Unprecedented development, particularly in the tourism sector, is generating a huge economic windfall for Tasmania, with no signs of it slowing down.
Across the state, business sector confidence is booming, as multiple multi-million projects take shape.
Tasmania’s Parliament was thrown into chaos on the first sitting day since the March 3 election with new Liberal MHA Sue Hickey snatching the prestigious speakership from Premier Will Hodgman’s preferred candidate, Rene Hidding.
With an 89 day average waiting time in the public health system, growing demand for elective surgery continues to put a strain on the performance and perception of our hospitals, writes St.LukesHealth CEO Paul Lupo.
Being able to identify hazards in the workplace is a key to ensure that your workers are safe. The difficulty is to ensure that the method you use to identify hazards is user friendly.
