In touching scenes on Wednesday evening, a mass of balloons was released into the sky over Rokeby to honour the memory of young sisters, Harlyn and Jordan, who lost their lives in a tragic house fire.
A Claremont man who had been out shopping for his wife’s birthday before his ‘momentary lapse of judgement’ caused the death of an elderly man has been sentenced.
The Hurricanes are one win away from clinching the BBL title, and the whole state is getting behind the team. How fans are feeling ahead of the final.
The long-awaited redevelopment of a Tasmanian icon looks set to go ahead as Glenorchy City Council officers recommend a $50m makeover of the Royal Hobart Showground for approval.
Masterchef’s Josh ‘Pezza’ Perry using his star power to help his local footy club, the Circular Head Saints, find a new coach. Video: Instagram…
A man in his 70s believed to have boarded the vessel alone yesterday morning and has now been reported missing by the family. Here’s the latest.
A Hobart father has warned others to be vigilant after his home was targeted by thieves. Watch the CCTV.
Pressure is building after the Racing Minister demands complete industry ‘integrity’. This comes as the findings of the independent Stewards Panel report were revealed.
Critically endangered parrots which only breed in Tasmania have begun flying back to Melaleuca. Here’s why things could be looking up for the birds.
A mystery boat has washed up at Kingston Beach. Video: Molly Appleton.
The son of infamous standover man Chopper Read was sentenced following a police chase that ended with him hiding in a ditch with a sawn-off shotgun.
The UTAS campus at Newnham will soon be empty following its inner-city move, however plans to turn the space into a residential and commercial precinct have stalled. Here’s what’s happening.
While some are manufactured in Tasmania, most illicit drugs like meth are smuggled into Tasmania via air, sea and mail. What the public can do to help the crackdown on drug trafficking.
A second bid for the proposed Kangaroo Bay Hotel to be assessed as a major project should be put on hold, the Clarence Council mayor says. Here’s why.
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