Policy Position - Tasmania’s Digital Harm Minimisation Policy for Aged Care, Disability and Child Services

The 5G rollout is not just about faster downloads and smart fridges. Behind the buzzword lies a silent arms race, where telecommunications infrastructure doubles as military positioning. As the line blurs between civilian tech and defence assets, it’s time to ask a bigger question: who profits from the skies, and what do they pay for it?

This policy establishes a formal partnership between the Department of Education, Children and Young People (DECYP) and the Behavioural Economics Team of the Australian Government (BETA), hosted by the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. The partnership will apply behavioural science to identify and address systemic and operational challenges affecting the safety, wellbeing, and outcomes of children and young people, including those placed in care with third-party p

Truth Tasmania Initiative is a vital step toward systemic change. Toxic environments don't just happen—they’re enabled by secrecy, fear, and a lack of accountability. Every Tasmanian deserves to feel safe at work, in care, and in their community.