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Pulse check reveals growing pressure on Tasmania’s community services industry

22 Sep 2026

TasCOSS has released the initial findings of our Community Services Industry Sustainability Pulse Check, revealing significant pressures on the capacity and sustainability of our industry.

New Minister for Community and Multicultural Affairs announcement

17 Jun 2026

The Premier has announced that following a Cabinet reshuffle, the Hon Roger Jaensch MP, will return to Cabinet as Minister for Community Services and Multicultural Affairs, having previously served in the role (formerly Community Services) in recent years. Marcus Vermey MP has also been appointed to the role of Parliamentary Secretary for Community and Multicultural Affairs.

2026/27 Federal Budget wrap-up

13 May 2026

On Tuesday 12 May 2026, the Treasurer, the Hon Dr Jim Chalmers MP, handed down the latest Federal Budget. Read TasCOSS’s reaction and responses from across the community services industry.

2025/26 Federal Budget wrap-up

26 Mar 2025

On Tuesday 25 March 2025, the Treasurer, the Hon Dr Jim Chalmers MP, handed down the latest Federal Budget. Read TasCOSS’s reaction and responses from across the community services industry.

Anglicare Tasmania policy brief on options for reducing harm from electronic gaming machines

12 Dec 2024

TasCOSS endorses Anglicare’s evidence-informed recommendations and calls on the Government to provide details of the costs underpinning their decision and clearly set out how they are going to meet their policy objective to reduce gambling harm.

Tasmanian Human Rights Act: Ensuring the rights of all Tasmanians are upheld and protected

12 Dec 2024

Human rights underpin all of TasCOSS’s advocacy around poverty, inequality and exclusion, and as such we were pleased to see the motion made by the Hon Meg Webb MLC in relation to the need for stronger legislative provisions to promote and protect human rights pass in the Legislative Council earlier this month.

2024/25 Federal Budget Wrap-Up

16 May 2024

On Tuesday 14 May 2024, the Treasurer, the Hon Dr Jim Chalmers MP, handed down the latest Federal Budget. Read TasCOSS’s reaction and responses from across the community services industry.

2024 Tasmanian State Election Outcome & Update

17 Apr 2024

The Tasmanian Electoral Commission has completed the count and declared the elected candidates (35 members) following the 2024 Tasmanian State Election.

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