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    Signage

    Internal signage

    Mandatory: font

    Use of the Tasmanian Government logo is discretionary. For example, if the sign is to be placed in a location shared with other organisations, it may be appropriate to use the Tasmanian Government logo for easy identification. If the sign is to be placed within a Government department building or area, the logo may not be necessary.

    External and information signage

    Mandatory: logo and font

    Guiding principles for signage

    Signage can be used to provide information to the community when:

    • local amenity is impacted or disruption is caused to the community
    • visible works are being carried out
    • works are of significant scale and complexity so as to require site-based information
    • planned projects, initiatives and public works are yet to commence but form part of community engagement and consultation.

    Specifications to consider include:

    • location
    • content
    • font
    • design
    • colour
    • materials
    • timing and contractors
    • contractors.
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    In recognition of the deep history and culture of this land, we acknowledge and pay our respects to all Aboriginal people, the traditional owners of this Country, and recognise their continuing connection to Land, Sea, Waterways and Sky. We pay our respect to Elders past and present, and acknowledge and value their contribution and cultural knowledge.
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