Sign up an apprentice or trainee
Whether you're ready to sign up your apprentice now or need a bit more help to get started, you're in the right place.
Tasmanian projects conference reflects on infrastructure growth
The 5th Tasmanian Major Projects Conference took place in late September 2025 at the Wrest Point Convention Centre in Hobart, bringing together key stakeholders to explore the state’s infrastructure pipeline and economic development strategy.
The event focused on the Tasmanian Government’s 2030 Strong Plan, which aimed to boost the economy and improve living and working conditions across the state with $5.1 billion is earmarked for major projects including new hospitals, schools, training centres, roads and bridges.
Over two days, attendees participated in keynote speeches, panel discussions, and Q&A sessions covering government priorities, sustainability and innovations shaping Tasmania’s infrastructure landscape.
Topics covered included:
- Updates and priorities at Infrastructure Tasmania
- Investing in Tasmanian housing initiatives
- Tasmania’s green hydrogen and renewable energy projects
- The Northeast Wind Project
- Health infrastructure projects and programs
- Hobart Airport upgrade
- Investment opportunities in Bell Bay
- Community involvement in construction
- Selfs Point Sewer Transformation Project
- Major hydropower project developments – Tarraleah and Cethana
Apprenticeship Support Australia State Operations Manager (Tas) Naomi Walker said: “The program highlighted some of Tasmania’s most exciting and transformational projects from Marinus Link and Tasmania’s growing wind energy investments, through to the Hobart Airport upgrade, the Macquarie Point Precinct and Stadium project, TasWater upgrades and the Tasmania’s future vision in the Tasmania Report Vision 2028.
“I was especially interested in seeing where these projects will create opportunities for apprenticeships and traineeships, ensuring Tasmanians can play a hands-on role in building our state’s future.
“The day also shone a light on important conversations around women in construction, mental health and wellbeing in the industry, and securing opportunities for local businesses.
“Plenty of insights, big ideas, and inspiring discussions about how Tasmania is building for the future.”
The conference served as a platform for collaboration and forward planning, reinforcing Tasmania’s commitment to sustainable growth and inclusive workforce development.
Apprenticeship Support Australia is contracted by the Australian Government to provide tailored support for apprentices, trainees, and employers across New South Wales, Western Australia, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.
Contact our team today to discover how we can help you succeed.
Back to news and events
