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18/06/2026

Our friends at the Department of Health, Tasmania have been busy working on Tasmania’s new 20-year Health Revolution strategy.

Focused on helping more Tasmanians live well and stay well, it’s all about prevention, community support and long-term change.

Want to see what it means for our state?

πŸ‘‰ Learn more: www.health.tas.gov.au/health-revolution

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Lately, we've been treated to a lot of entertainment with the fantastic plays our schools have been putting on 🎭🌟

Amazing to see so much talent, from the actors to the crew, the bands and the staff supporting them πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

πŸ“Έ Launceston College - Tasmania, Australia, Hobart College, Rosny College, Lansdowne Crescent Primary School and Elizabeth College

16/06/2026

Does your child want to be a ship's captain? Or maybe a teacher or rock star 🚒🏫🎀

Some dreams stick. Some change. All of them are worth exploring.

Now's a good time to have that career chat πŸ’¬

Careerify makes it easy - real Tasmanian stories, actual pathways, genuine conversations.

πŸ‘‰ Start here: https://careerify.tas.gov.au/im-a-parent-carer/

16/06/2026

Linda is one of many volunteers making a difference for children and young people πŸ’œ

She helps students learn to read with patience and passion πŸ“–βœ¨

Could you also be the one to make a difference?

Find out more at: https://brnw.ch/21x3nhF

14/06/2026

πŸ“£ Expressions of Interest close today!

If you, or someone you know, will be in the final year of an education degree at UTAS in 2027, check this out.

πŸ’° Earn an income (minimum $30,000)
πŸ“š Apply what you learn at uni in the classroom
🏫 Secure a permanent job upon graduation
πŸ•’ Enjoy dedicated study time

The Teacher Intern Placement Program (TIPP) is calling!

EOIs close tonight, 15 June – don’t miss your last chance.

πŸ‘‰ Register your interest now: www.decyp.tas.gov.au/2024/05/teacher-intern-placement-program-expression-of-interest-now-open/

11/06/2026

Do you live or work in greater Launceston or will you be in the area on 15 June?

A reminder that the Australian Government is testing its new emergency warning system on Monday 15 June.

Any compatible mobile devices such as tablets, smartwatches and mobile phones will receive a Priority Alert – this is a β€˜watch and act’ alert.

Your device will play a siren-like warning sound and display a test message at the same time.

Don’t be alarmed when you receive this. You don’t need to do anything and the sound should only last for around 10 seconds.

If you would like to avoid the alert, please turn your phone off during this time.

For more information, visit: www.ausalert.gov.au

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We love how our schools bring Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) to life!

All the exploring, creating and discovering is sparking curiosity, fostering problem-solving skills and building confidence πŸ§ πŸ’‘

πŸ“Έ Campbell Town District High School, Sorell School, Forest Primary School, Glenora District School, Kingston High School Tasmania, Exeter High School, Oatlands District High School
and Collinsvale Primary School

10/06/2026

Our school staff make such a difference ✨

Hear from students at Cressy District High School how staff make them feel welcome, safe and inspired πŸ’™

Photos from Department for Education, Children and Young People's post 08/06/2026

It was great to see so many students brave the chilly Tassie weather to participate in this year's Walk Safely to School Day! 🌳

This day encourages safety, health and looking after our environment on the way to school 🏫
And how beautiful are all the different sceneries students pass on their walks πŸ‚β›°οΈπŸŒŠ

πŸ“Έ New Town Primary School, Table Cape Primary School, Ulverstone Primary School, Huonville Primary School, Montello Primary School, Beaconsfield Primary School, Smithton Primary School, Montagu Bay Primary, Bracknell Primary School and Waimea Heights Primary School

04/06/2026

Looking for meaningful work that fits around your lifestyle? We're on the lookout for caring and reliable Bus Attendants to join our relief register across Tasmania.

Support students with disabilities as they travel to and from our support schools which are based in the Launceston, Burnie, Devonport, and Hobart areas.

The role would suit someone looking for:

βœ… A short morning shift (7–10am)
βœ… An afternoon role (2–5pm)
βœ… Work during school terms only
βœ… Flexibility and great opportunities

Whether you’re semi-retired, a parent, studying, or simply looking for rewarding part-time work - this could be just what you’re after! To be eligible, you must hold a current Working with Vulnerable People Registration.

Know someone who’d be great? Share this post with them.

πŸ‘‰ Register your interest here: careers.jobs.tas.gov.au/jobs/fixed-term-and-relief-employment-register-statewide-tas-australia-south-north-north-west

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