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IGA Tasmania is donating portions of the purchase price for selected products to Special Olympics Australia.

As independent family-owned businesses, looking after our customers in our local communities is always our top priority. We understand the impact COVID-19 is having and want all our customers to know we are doing everything we can to support you and keep you informed.

On 11 Apri 2019, Tasmanian Independent Retailers Co-Operative Society Limited (TIR) suffered a data breach involving a ransomware attack. As soon as the breach was discovered, TIR immediately took all systems offline, quarantined the affected systems and rebuilt our systems from safe backups. TIR have submitted a mandatory notification to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner as required…

IGA Reaches $1.5m raised for Tasmanians in need

Baxter's IGA Snug opened 8th December 2018 bringing 525 m2 of grocery convenience to Snug.

A unique 3-day road cycling event designed for cyclists who are seeking a challenging ride through the beautiful Tasmanian landscape, and for those who like adventure, friendship and engaging with the local community. Starting down the picturesque peninsula at Port Arthur, we will wind our way through Nubeena, Eaglehawk Neck, Dunalley, Sorell finishing our day in Cambridge. Saturday will see us travel…

Residents of Westbury will soon be able to enjoy the convenience of a locally owned, full service supermarket after the sod is turned today on a $5 million retail development in the town’s centre. The 1600m2 building is expected to be completed by July 2019 and will be located at 39-45 Meander Valley Road with the construction process creating employment for 20 to 30 local tradespeople. The new supermarket…

Tasmanian Independent Retailers is fully cooperating with Quarantine Tasmania and our retailer network, in identifying any product affected by the statewide product recall along with the subsequent removal of any product from retail sale as per Biosecurity Tasmania requirements. For additional information about fruit fly, what to look for and how to report it is available on the DPIPWE website at www.dpipwe.tas.gov.

PolliePedal is a unique 3-day road cycling event designed for cyclists who are seeking a challenging ride through the beautiful Tasmanian landscape, and for those who like adventure, friendship and engaging with the local community, all whilst raising funds and awareness for Diabetes Tasmania.

$50,000 in IGA food cards given away to local Tasmanian Charities.