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Messages from the Head of the State Service

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      • Tragic Death of Tasmania Police Officer
        18 June 2025
      • State Election 2025 and Caretaker Conventions
        12 June 2025
      • Update from the HoSS
        6 June 2025
      • 2025-26 State Budget
        30 May 2025
      • Welcoming Tasmania’s inaugural Disability Commissioner – Ms Catherine Whitington
        19 May 2025
      • HoSS Message I Appointment of Secretary - Department for Education, Children, and Young People
        10 April 2025
      • Guidance for the upcoming Federal Election
        28 March 2025
      • Change for Children strategy released
        18 March 2025
      • Celebrate International Women's Day 2025
        7 March 2025
      • Refocusing the public service
        3 March 2025
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      The Tasmanian Government acknowledges Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the ongoing custodians of Tasmania’s land, sea, waterways and sky. We respect Aboriginal Elders past and present as leaders and knowledge‑holders. Aboriginal employees are integral to the Tasmanian State Service, bringing leadership, wisdom, knowledge and expertise that strengthen government and improve outcomes for Tasmania.
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      We acknowledge Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the traditional owners and ongoing custodians of this land and respect their culture and identity.