Information on the project undertake by the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service (PWS) to assess the impact of sustainable recreation on the tracks in the reserve of the Arthur-Pieman Conservation Area. Includes links to project documents

The Tribunal is an independent statutory Tribunal created under the Asbestos-Related Diseases (Occupational Exposure) Compensation Act 2011, with primary responsibility to determine all disputes relating to referrals made pursuant to that legislation

Information on the native title system. The Attorney-General's Department is responsible for the formulation and provision of legal and legal policy advice to the Government on native title

The Tasmanian government is developing a sustainable social housing system that will support future growth. It provides social housing through community housing organisations to offer Housing Tasmania tenants a choice of landlord and improved housing services and begins 1 February in selected locations

The Council have conducted a CBD wide traffic study to assess the technical, safety, capacity and amenity functions of the current CBD road network. Full Report, Summary, FAQ can be downloaded and online feedback can be completed by 24 February

Applications are invited from sporting bodies, schools and organisations to apply for the use of Burnie City Council Sports Grounds for the winter season commencing 1 April and ending 30 September. Downloadable Application and Agreement Forms closing 2 March

Burnie Council cooking competition promotion (5th February) and registration form

Links to downloadable Plans for wastewater and drinking water which specify the processes, outputs and timelines agreed to by the Licensee and Regulators to address licence obligations

As part of the Cycling for Active Transport Strategy 2010, DIER has developed a 'Cycleway Directional Signage Resource Manual'. The downloadable manual is a resource for cycle infrastructure owners to utilise when developing and implementing signage for cycleways and public comment is available

On 18 January 2012, the Fair Work Act Review Panel released a background paper and announced the review’s submission process now due by the 17th February

Forestry Tasmania report refuting allegations by anti forestry activitists

The Hobart Children & Families Strategy supports and promotes the Hobart Council and community opportunities for families and children to participate fully in community life, have access to appropriate services and increase opportunities for children to live in healthy, happy and safe environments

Infrastructure Australia advises governments, investors and infrastructure owners on a wide range of issues. These include: Australia's current and future infrastructure needs,mechanisms for financing infrastructure investments, policy, pricing and regulation and their impacts on investment and on the efficiency of the delivery, operation and use of national infrastructure networks. Infrastructure Australia's focus is on assisting Australian governments to develop a strategic blueprint for unlocking infrastructure bottlenecks and to modernise the nation's economic infrastructure

Kingborough Council are offering grants to community groups wishing to create or extend activities or projects in this municipality. Printable Guidelines and Application Form closing 30 March

Registering trees in parks, gardens and road reserves that are of aesthetic and historical importance and will receive statutory protection. Downloadable Policy and Nomination Form to register

Launceston City Council invites feedback on the draft Plan through online questionnaires or forum contributions. Public comments close 9 March

On 23 November 2011 the Local Government Board commenced a review into the number of councillors elected to Tasmanian councils. Downloadable background information with submissions closing 1 February

Lists links to the current and past Annual Plans, Annual Reports, Budget, Policies, and Strategic Plan of Meander Valley Council

The National Assessment Program is the measure through which governments, education authorities and schools can determine whether or not young Australians are meeting important educational outcomes. Links to downloadable Report for 2011 and previous years

The Office for Sport works closely with the Australian Sports Commission, Australian Sports Foundation and the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority on the development of Australian sport through increasing participation; strengthening sporting pathways; and ensuring Australia’s continued success in international competition

Details of a joint State and Australian Government training initiative, which aims to help transform the lives of Tasmanians seeking to boost their skills, as well as to address a range of skills shortages. Includes links to applications

All properties that run livestock must be registered with the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment and have a Property Identification Code (PIC) allocated to buy and sell livestock and before ordering National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) devices.Online registration form

Productivity Commission annual report on the performance of the Commonwealth, State and Territory governments in the provision of services

Comments are invited on the Draft Residential Building Work Quality (Warranties and Disputes) Bill 2012 by 23 February. Comments and suggestions will help the Tasmanian Government to develop and finalise a consumer building framework to support and improve the likelihood of quick low cost resolution of residential building disputes in Tasmania

The School Reference Group established to investigate the viability of Tasmanian Schools provide their downloadable report to the Minister

An online system that enables skilled workers interested in migrating to Australia to record their details to be considered for a skilled visa through an Expression of Interest (EOI) from 1 July

Review commissioned by Forestry Tasmania to consider options for future structures, governance arrangements and business models. Stage 1 is a situation assessment and offers some options

Links to the current and past Chief Justice's annual reports for the Supreme Court of Tasmania

A two-day forum (2, 3 March) of dialogue, networking and learning around best practice arts engagement with children in their early years (0 to 6 years) and their families. Online registration form available

The Circular Head Council is seeking feedback on the concept for an elevated scenic lookout for Tier Hill, Smithton closing 24 February. Downloadable Concept Plan available

Annual handbook providing information on Tasmanian Certificate of Education registration, syllabuses, assessments, Tasmanian Qualifications Authority accredited courses, quality assurance, certification, and recognition of learnings

The Mentoring program (WAM) is supported between the Tasmanian State Service and the National Disability Coordination Officers. It matches tertiary students with disability to a mentor in an organisation in the area in which the student hopes to establish a career. Downloadable Manual for potential mentors