Report
Inflation, inflation, inflation: how Tasmanians are coping with rising costs of living
The Tasmania Project Place Survey (TTP7) was open between 21 September and 9 October 2022. This report examines the impacts of rising costs of living on Tasmanian residents: the types of expenses in which increases are causing the greatest level of impact and the actions taken to manage rising costs.
Report
"Quality food is too expensive to afford": 1 in 2 Tasmanians are food insecure in 2022 due to the rising cost of living
The Tasmania Project Cost of Living Survey (TTP8) was open between 21 September and 9 October 2022. The survey asked respondents a variety of questions about how they were coping with rising costs of living. The survey also used the USDA Household Food Security Survey Module 6-item short form to determine the prevalence and severity...
Report
Towards a shared understanding and articulation of a common population outcomes framework
This report sheds light on issues and common practice in the development and implementation of population outcomes and wellbeing frameworks with the overarching aim of informing a prospective population outcomes framework for the Tasmanian State Service (TSS).
Report
What's in a place? Drivers of migration to and from Tasmania
The Tasmania Project Place Survey (TTP7) was open between 16 June and 5 July 2022. It asked a variety of questions about people’s migration to and from Tasmania and the reasons underpinning those moves.
Evaluation
Mentoring unemployed young adults to become job and life ready: outcomes evaluation of the Mentoring 2 Work Project
The M2W initiative paired unemployed young adults (aged 18 to 25) at risk of long-term unemployment with a volunteer mentor, who supported them through the processes of identifying a career, searching for work, and preparing for employment. To be eligible to participate, the young person needed to: Be aged under 25 Have received a welfare...