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Bridgewater Bridge
As part of the Hobart City Deal, the Australian and Tasmanian Governments have committed $576 million for a new Bridgewater Bridge.
Read moreDerwent Entertainment Centre, community multisport facility and NBL licence
The Tasmanian Government announced it will invest $68.5 million to redevelop the Derwent Entertainment Centre, including $20 million for a community four court multisport facility.
Read moreGreater Hobart Act
The Greater Hobart Councils and Tasmanian Government have been working together to progress the development of a shared work program as required under the Act. The Greater Hobart Advisory Group formally convened in April 2020 and the Greater Hobart Committee in May 2020.
Read moreHobart Airport
While the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly disrupted domestic and international travel, discussions continue with the New Zealand Government in relation to creating a COVID-19 travel bubble with Tasmania via commencing international flights through Hobart Airport.
Read moreHobart Airport Interchange
The Hobart Airport Interchange will replace the existing Hobart Airport roundabout. The new interchange will improve safety, reduce traffic congestion, and facilitate future increases in traffic.
Read moreKingston Congestion Package
The Tasmanian Government and Kingborough Council have been working together to develop a suite of initiatives to implement the Kingston Congestion Package.
Read moreMacquarie Point
Macquarie Point has moved into the next stage of its development, with the first parcel of land, The Escarpment, being released to market for permanent development in mid-2020 as part of a multistage land release.
Read moreSupporting active transport
Councils have been rolling out a range of projects to support active transport across Greater Hobart.
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