Tassie band to come out of hiatus for venue send-off
With the Tasmanian live music community rocked by the loss of popular venue Uni Bar, its final send-off show series will feature one of the state’s local legends. Who will play in Last Drinks.
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School holiday survival guide: Easter in Tassie
Stuck for things to do in Tasmania with the kids these Easter holidays? Here’s our mega-list of activities including lots of free events.
Child abuse material accused ‘would be vulnerable in jail’: lawyer
The lawyer for a Hobart man who downloaded hundreds of child abuse files has urged a judge not to jail her client, arguing his case’s “exceptional circumstances” warranted home detention.
Beloved bike centre reopens in the north
After a landslip shut this children’s learning centre’s doors in 2019, its mini-roadways are back and better than ever. Inside its new build.
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Stadium rules challenge a ploy: Greens
The Macquarie Point Development Corporation has already tried and failed to challenge against the planning rules governing its stadium proposal, the Greens say.
Public tenant ‘vindicated’ after Housing Tas drops legal case
A Tassie woman who last year won a Supreme Court battle against Community Housing Ltd after being booted from her public housing residence has expressed relief the case is finally over.
Rowing duo smash Tasman Sea crossing record
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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.
‘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.
Why Mac Point stadium shouldn’t bypass planning panel
A Hobart councillor fires a warning to the state government, who is searching for ways to forge ahead with an AFL stadium at Macquarie Point following a scathing planning report.
‘Unusual’: Council approves controversial development without vote
Residents of a Hobart suburb are outraged after their local council gave the green light to a controversial development without elected members voting on the proposal first.
$10m travel bill for Tasmanians to get medical treatment interstate
The government has defended Labor’s criticism of a $10m bill for Tasmanians going interstate for medical treatment. Read why they disagree.
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