Bags packed as students return to school
After months of holidays, children around the state will have to set their alarms as school returns for another year. What students think ahead of the new school year.
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Hobart ‘cheap-eats’ venues targeted by fair work
More than 30 ‘cheap-eats’ Hobart venues will be visited by the Ombudsman, who are on the ground protecting vulnerable workers. Where inspectors will be looking for non-compliance >>
Water plant reopens as lake oil spill clean-up continues
After having been closed for weeks due to an oil spill on the lake, a West Coast water treatment plant has reopened.
Police union rejects Lambie’s ‘reckless’ claims in Westbrook case
The police union has slammed claims of incompetence and cover-up made in federal parliament over the handling of the decade-old Eden Westbrook case as reckless.
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Man accused of killing fur seal enters plea
A man has again appeared in Hobart Magistrates Court on numerous charges, including the alleged capture and death of a fur seal. What will happen next.
Tassie beer with ‘cult-like’ following discontinued
An exclusive Tasmanian beer with a dedicated following has been stripped from bottle-shop shelves, sparking outrage among its loyal fanbase. Why the beer was discontinued.
Blundstone no more: Striking new name revealed for Bellerive Oval
Blundstone Arena is no more, as a new company jumps on the chance to put its name on Tasmania’s home of cricket.
Interactive map: Check out your bushfire risk
A new interactive map has been launched allowing residents to find out just how vulnerable their home is to bushfires. Is your home at risk?
Named: Alleged Queens Domain abductor faces court
A 60-year-old man alleged to have tried to force a youth into his car at the Queens Domain faces court. What the court heard.
Arnie in the race for Young Australian of the Year
By any measure Ariarne Titmus has had a stellar year and it just got better for the 24-year-old gold medallist with a nomination for Young Australian of the Year for Tasmania. See the 16 nominees.
‘P***ed off’: Premier urges more shared blame over ferries
Premier Jeremy Rockliff remains “pissed off” by the Spirits ferries fiasco, urging project players to share responsibility for a saga that has already cost minister Michael Ferguson his job.
Death of acclaimed Tasmanian artist who inspired ABC logo
Artworks by Tasmanian George Davis, the father of actor Essie Davis, are much-prized in permanent collections at various Australian public galleries and museums.
Statue of VC winner to be unveiled on Remembrance Day
A lifesized statue of one of Tasmania’s greatest war heroes Edward “Teddy” Sheean will be unveiled next month.
Uncle Jim Everett vows to fight on after arrest for trespass
A Tasmanian Aboriginal elder and political activist was arrested in a forest on Tuesday morning, but he says he will not obey a “colonial court” which he says has no jurisdiction over his actions to protect country.
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