Tasmania needs industry confidence and that relies on more than announcements.
Imagine creating precision parts for megayachts! That’s the opportunity James is taking after starting his course at TasTAFE with the chance to train on a CNC Simulator.
Tasmania needs industry confidence and that relies on more than announcements.
PREPARE TO BEGIN: Starts August 2026 Open to women in any industry across Tasmania, we would you to join us on this powerful journey!
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Tasmania’s clean energy future is certain. Whether it remains affordable is still a choice.
Tasmania is already at Net Zero, an enviable global position. But we’re aiming higher to decarbonise here at home while delivering the critical minerals needed for greener technologies across the world.
Tasmania is responsibly producing high quality, world leading, niche products. We account for over 64% of Tasmania’s exports and growing rapidly, using smarter innovations and approaches to deliver to the world’s rapidly changing needs.
Our industries cover a diverse range of products and services – directly employing 25,800 Tasmanians. We need 20,000 more from all walks of life by 2040. Diversity in all its forms helps to share prosperity, build stronger communities and spark fresh ideas.
Imagine creating precision parts for megayachts! That’s the opportunity James is taking after starting his course at TasTAFE with the chance to train on a CNC Simulator.
Did you know that Gold medals are only 1.3% gold? And the Paris Olympics and Paralympics are the first to aim to be 'climate positive'. There's more that may surprise you...
The University of Tasmania has published its latest annual progress report on Tasmania’s greenhouse gas emissions. We agree with its findings and want more people to be part of the solution.
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Extracting critical minerals with global leading ethics and accountability for a decarbonised future.
The Tasmanian Minerals, Manufacturing and Energy Council represents member businesses involved in the state’s exploration, mining and mineral processing, manufacturing and energy sectors, along with companies and individuals in associated supply chains.