Five-year Bell Bay energy agreement protects jobs and strengthens Tasmania’s industrial future
This agreement was an important outcome for Tasmania’s industrial economy.
2026 Emergency Response Competition
Cement Australia, Cornwall Coal will host the 2026 Tasmanian Minerals Emergency Response Competition at their Fingal Site from Friday 16th and Saturday 17th October 2026.
TasPorts Industry Pathway Program
Thinking about a career change, returning to work or looking for stable local employment? Build practical skills, explore real workplaces and connect with employers through the TasPorts Industry Pathway Program.
Copper Mines of Tasmania Restart to Drive Jobs, Investment and Regional Growth
The Tasmanian Minerals, Manufacturing and Energy Council (TMEC) has welcomed the approval for Sibanye-Stillwater's Copper Mines of Tasmania (CMT) restart, describing the decision as a major win for the West Coast and a significant boost for Tasmania's economy.
Tasmania needs more than fiscal restraint
Tasmania needs industry confidence and that relies on more than announcements.
2026/27 GEMS Program
PREPARE TO BEGIN: Starts August 2026 Open to women in any industry across Tasmania, we would you to join us on this powerful journey!
Mining Pathway Program empowers students with Future-Ready Skills
Read more about this proram delivered across 2026 on the West Coast of Tasmania
Energy Costs – Part 4: The One Decision That Could Limit Future Price Rises
Tasmania’s clean energy future is certain. Whether it remains affordable is still a choice.
Energy Costs – Part 3: Why Wholesale Prices Stay High Even with Renewables
A common promise is that increasing renewable energy will drive electricity prices down, but that won't guarantee it.
Energy Costs – Part 2: Network Costs are the Quiet Driver of Rising Power Bills
The explanation by Ray Mostogl lies in how the electricity system actually works and which decisions will lock in costs for generations.
Energy Cost Series – Explainer: Are Renewables Really Cheaper?
The explanation by Ray Mostogl lies in how the electricity system actually works and which decisions will lock in costs for generations.