Latest Network updates

Sep 14, 2026 12:10 PM

Vacancy’s for full/time and casual Bus Drivers. Tassielink Transit has opportunities available for route service drivers to join our teams based in Bicheno, Swansea, Huon Valley and Derwent Park. You will be driving our daily route bus services to and from Hobart Tassielink Transit has - Modern buses and equipment Roster flexibility Pay wages as per PVTA Family environment Driving buses out of the urban city area We are a customer focused business with a high standard of personal/uniform presentation and excellent customer service skills are essential. We do require you to have a good driving record and bus/heavy vehicle driving experience as a requirement. licence required are: Current Medium or Heavy Rigid Vehicle Drivers Licence Public Passenger Vehicle Licence or the ability to obtain Working with Vulnerable People or the ability to obtain To Apply Complete the Application form available online http://www.tassielink.com.au/employment-opportunities and send your resume and cover letter to Tassielink Transit info@tassielink.com.au or Andrew@tassielink.com.au

Sep 11, 2026 9:16 AM

LAUNCESTON - SUNDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER St Johns Street between Cimitiere St and Frederick Street will be closed for the Cancer Council Women's 5km run/walk. Tassielink will be unable to access stop A1 in St Johns Street for all outbound Services on Sunday until 2pm. All outbound Tassielink services before 2pm will be departing from outside the new regional Transit centre located at 25 St Johns Street.

Sep 10, 2026 3:45 PM

Tassielink wishes to advise passengers that the 716 15:07 PM Hobart to geeveston is running approx 20 minutes behind time due to traffic issues on the Southern Outlet. Please remain at your stop and we will be with you as soon as possible. We thank everyone for their patience and understanding For real-time updates, please refer to https://nextthere.com/tassielink or access your NextThere App.

Concessions

Concessions from 19th Jan 2020

Changes to Concessions from 19th Jan 2020

The Tasmanian Government provides public transport concessions to ensure those most in need have access to essential services. Concessions are provided to students, people on low incomes, people with a disability, older Tasmanians and those who have served their country or community. As part of the changes to improve public transport a set of common concessions for adults will be applied across Tasmania, creating a fairer concession system for Tasmanians. These changes came into effect on 19 January 2020.

Previously there have been two sets of different concessions – one for urban areas and another for non-urban areas. The main change is that any concession card accepted on the urban network, will also be accepted on the non-urban network. Concession fares in non-urban areas will continue to be distance-based fares, set at half the price of a full adult fare.