Liberty Bell Bay is an important member of our manufacturing zone and a significant employer within Tasmania’s Northern region. BBAMZ will support and assist Liberty Bell Bay and other businesses that supply products and services to Liberty Bell Bay during this challenging time. Any affected employees will be supported through BBAMZ’s NEBHub (Northern Employment and … [Read more...] about Statement regarding Liberty Bell Bay from BBAMZ CEO Susie Bower
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Find Your Future Career at George Town Futures Expo 2025
The spotlight will shine brightly on George Town at NEBHub’s (Northern Employment and Business Hub) fourth expo, the George Town Futures Expo, today. Over 40 exhibitors from George Town industry and community organisations showcased career and training pathways for Northern Tasmanian jobseekers at the NEBHub event. NEBHub Regional Jobs Hub is an initiative of Bell Bay … [Read more...] about Find Your Future Career at George Town Futures Expo 2025
State’s First Augmented Reality Training Immersive Skills Lab to Launch
Work on Tasmania’s first Immersive Skills Lab is underway, with a soft launch planned for December to share how the lab will provide augmented reality training in industry safety programs. The lab is a partnership between Bell Bay Advanced Manufacturing Zone (BBAMZ) and TasTAFE, with $250,000 funding provided by Skills Tasmania and additional financial support from Abel … [Read more...] about State’s First Augmented Reality Training Immersive Skills Lab to Launch
NEBHub Matches Tasmanians with Jobs at Youth Careers Expo
Finding a job can be hard work, especially if you’re uncertain about what you would like to do, but NEBHub is making it easier by hosting a Youth Careers Expo next month. Whichever career appeals - restaurant manager, civil engineer, freight driver, mixologist or an Australian Defence Force officer - young people aged between 15 and 25 years will gain a better understanding … [Read more...] about NEBHub Matches Tasmanians with Jobs at Youth Careers Expo
Home Work: new book by Helen Hayward
Hobart author Helen Hayward will be at Launceston book shop Petrarch’s on Saturday to sign her book, Home Work. Home Work is Helen’s fourth book, which she describes as “a first-person self-help book about the home which, spanning 30 years, seeks to reclaim the domestic space as meaningful and therapeutic. Importantly, home work isn’t the same as house … [Read more...] about Home Work: new book by Helen Hayward
