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As we await the outcome of the State election and what that may bring, what thought have you given to older Tasmanians and what they may see as important to their future?  Have you chatted recently to your parents, your aunty, or your neighbour down the road about what concerns them, the gaps in ser

We welcome the announcement today that our suggestion to extend the ticket to play scheme to older Tasmanians will be supported by Tasmanian Liberals as part of their election commitments to the community sector.

Great to hear commitment from all major parties to support community sector organisations with 5 year rolling funding agreements, at the Tasmanian Council of Social Service Election Forum this morning in nipaluna, Hobart.

The Tasmanian Community Services Industry Peaks Network has today launched a Joint Statement of 2024 Tasmanian State Election Priorities, which calls on all political aspirants to place the wellbeing of Tasmanians first by ensuring community services are adequately resourced to meet surging demand.

We are finalising our 2024 Election Statement outlining the key priority areas for candidates to consider ahead of the State election on the 23rd March.

Candidates urged to focus on Tasmanians’ health, connection and minimising costs.COTA (Council on the Ageing) Tasmania and Clubs Tasmania have asked State election parties and candidates to consider policies that assist Tasmanians to manage their health conditions, enhance community connection, re