AFL Devils set to reveal their latest recruit
The Tasmania Devils will unveil their newest recruit to celebrate the first anniversary of the state’s AFL team. Here’s why they hope members and fans will ‘fall in love’ with their key position player.
The Tasmania Devils will unveil their newest recruit to celebrate the first anniversary of the state’s AFL team. Here’s why they hope members and fans will ‘fall in love’ with their key position player.
For many Tasmanians workplaces can be stressful. Two Tasmanian academics want workers to help them with a groundbreaking study. Read why.
Police have laid charges nearly a year after a fatal crash that killed a 12-year-old Cosgrove High School student, who was allegedly hit by a car outside his school.
‘I don’t know what to do now’: Beloved Bellerive restaurant owner at wits end after persistent racial abuse. The latest attack:
Groundbreaking results of a new study have been deemed the “earliest and most detailed” records of the Tasmanian landscape being manipulated by Palawa for more than 40,000 years
He attracts attention wherever he goes but authorities are warning Tasmanians to leave Neil the seal alone. Read why.
Thousands tackled the gruelling 21.1km run up Mount Wellington/kunanyi for the 2024 Point to Pinnacle. Check out the photos >>
Getting to the summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington is a challenge for most people, but try doing it while pushing a 240kg piano. Here’s why Kelvin Smith did exactly that.
If we take away their “look at me” tool, who knows, some of these young criminals might actually get a job, writes Kylie Lang.
Simon “Tubby” Tubb was always helping others and even after his death his legacy lives on. Read about his remarkable generosity.
In the midst of online abuse against the Tasmania JackJumpers players and their families, people from across the country raised the team’s spirits with a touching gesture.
Further details have emerged from the Hillcrest jumping castle tragedy during a criminal trial at the Devonport Magistrates Court. Here’s what’s happened in court.
More than 50 per cent of staff in Tasmania’s health system are working in a part-time capacity and the Greens say the situation is adding further fuel to the “staffing crisis”.
Motor neurone disease may have stolen Allana Wilson’s voice, but it won’t stop her from volunteering with Make-A-Wish Hobart. She was one of the Tasmanian Volunteer Award winners.
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