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Police have conducted well over 850 checks on people in quarantine across the State since 6pm on Wednesday 25 March to 3pm today and these checks are ongoing. These checks are physical checks.
Metro Tasmania will offer fare-free travel from Thursday 26 March until Saturday 11 April as part of its response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tasmania has today confirmed 11 cases of coronavirus. This brings the State’s tally to 58.
The Tasmanian Government welcomes the Australian Energy Regulator’s Statement of Expectations for energy businesses.
The Tasmanian Government is continuing to do what it can to ensure Tasmanians are safe and secure.
The Tasmanian Liberal Government is allocating an additional $5.2 million to address family violence and to enhance child safety and wellbeing.
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