Dutton’s response to young women comparing him to Trump
During a visit to Tasmania, Peter Dutton tackled key policies the Liberals are backing at the federal election while answering a question on being compared to US President Donald Trump.
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‘He was a great man’: Former Tasmanian Premier leaves a legacy
Friends and colleagues of former Tasmanian Premier Tony Rundle have remembered him as a “compassionate” and “decent” man after he died over the weekend aged 86.
Thrills at the Hobart Marathon finish line
Emotions were high at the Hobart Airport Marathon Festival as racers celebrated at the finish line. Check out our bumper photo gallery >>
‘I thought I would never be out on the track again’: Driver’s comeback after horror crash
Bronte Miller was one of five people involved in the Yole racing crash in January 2023, and lost sight in one of her eyes. She drove her first winner since the incident over the weekend.
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UTAS needs ‘continued scrutiny’ through ongoing tough times
UTAS faces significant operational headwinds as its plots a return to post-Covid profitability, with inflation, declining international student enrolments, and rising costs identified as key challenges.
Council to push for contaminated beach election funding fix
The major parties are being asked to provide funding to help restore a contaminated Hobart beach so that people can one day swim there again as the local council seeks to capitalise on the federal election campaign.
‘Tasmania cannot afford not to build the stadium’: Premier
Jeremy Rockliff pledges to “never give in to the naysayers” as both major parties back the construction of the proposed AFL stadium at Macquarie Point after a scathing report.
Hopes that ‘smoke alarm for powerlines’ rolls out in Tasmania
A technology that its creator says has the ability to stop power outages and bushfires has been rolled out in every state except for South Australia and Tasmania.
New late night dessert experience for Hobart
Couple Fenni Woon and Reuben Mah are hoping to increase Hobart’s ‘vibrancy’ with a new late-night dessert offering. Their story.
Tenants’ Union wants assistance animals to be Guide Dogs’ equals
While assistance animals work overtime each day helping their owners overcome physical and neurodiversity conditions, they still don’t enjoy the same legal protections afforded to Guide dogs.
Damning report ‘underplays’ stadium benefits: govt
The state government says they’ll plough on with the “game-changing” new footy stadium without further delay after a new report labelled it an ‘alien’ on Hobart’s historic skyline.
Businesses ‘cannot afford’ to keep Garwood as mayor: Chamber
A key business body has broken its silence on the controversy surrounding Launceston mayor Matthew Garwood after his post with American rocker Ronnie Radke. Here’s the latest
Call out to run your own ‘bigger than Ben-Hur’ street party
A West Hobart street last held a street party buzzing with music and good vibes with the help of a council grants program. Now, other communities have been encouraged to host their own.
Chilean salmon is ‘slap in the face’ to Tassie workers: Duniam
Tighter biosecurity measures that would stop Chilean salmon — that local industry fears poses a risk — would be implemented immediately under a Coalition government, Duniam pledges.
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