Job numbers building
Momentum in the building and construction industry is helping to underpin broader economic confidence statewide, writes Minister Sarah Courtney.Read more
Care for the vulnerable
In his February TBR column, Elwick MLC Josh Willie calls on the Government to inject more revenue into Australian Disability Enterprises to provide more supported employment to people living with a disability.Read more
Courses tailored for the future
Helping students find the right pathway to further education is paramount, writes University College Chief Executive Lee Whiteley.Read more
Independents the likely losers
TCCI CEO Michael Bailey looks to the year ahead for Tasmanian business, with focus on the Federal election and what it might mean for the state.Read more
Incat ferries in demand
Tasmanian shipbuilder Incat has officially handed over its latest ferry as the ship builder confirms it has another international order to complete. The 110 metre HSC Saint John Paul will depart Hobart today and is due to go into operation in the Mediterranean with Virtu Ferries travelling between Malta and Sicily. The 110 metre HSC Saint John Paul has departed Hobart and is due to go into operation in the Mediterranean with Virtu Ferries travelling between Malta and Sicily.Read more
Support grows for bold waterfront vision
A looming Federal Election could ensure Hobart gets its chance for a “once in a generation Sydney Opera House” moment.Read more
Tourism flying high
Tourism in Tasmania is booming and the associated financial spin off is pushing the state’s business economy into record breaking territory.Read more
