How we Advocate for Change
We don't just respond to change. We help shape it. For a safer, more resilient and more connected Tasmania.
Our Focus Areas
We advocate for road safety in Tasmania, engaging government and delivering education for all ages, so every Tasmanian gets home safely.
We lead discussions to improve community resilience and collaborate with experts to help communities prepare for a changing climate.
We seek to understand what connection means to Tasmanians, delivering on our promise of being a shoulder to lean on and a voice when it matters.
What We're Working On
How We Shape Change
Partnering with community groups, government and industry to improve outcomes for Tasmanians
Representing our members’ interests and influencing decisions that improve safety, affordability and resilience across Tasmania
Conducting independent research to inform public debate and support effective policy reform
Advocating Change: Our Process
Community Engagement
Real advocacy starts with listening. We work directly with members, young people, local communities and industry to understand what’s working - and what isn’t. Those conversations guide the work we take forward.
Strategic Partnerships
Big challenges need shared solutions. We collaborate with government, emergency services, councils and community organisations to turn ideas into action and make change happen on the ground.
Policy Development and Recommendations
We don’t just react - we shape solutions. We develop strong, evidence-led policy positions on the issues that matter most, from safer roads to disaster preparedness. Then we turn those positions into clear recommendations for change.
Government Submissions
When governments ask for feedback, we show up. We put forward clear, practical submissions that reflect what Tasmanians are experiencing - backed by research, data and real community insight. Our goal is simple: smarter decisions that lead to better outcomes.
Submissions
These documents outline our public policy positions, and what we are calling on from the State and Federal Governments to ensure a more connected and resilient Tasmania.
Have a Concern?
Whether it's about road safety, fire preparedness, public or active transport, future mobility, or the cost of transport, we want to hear from you. Get in touch with our advocacy team.