Eat the pest: scientists give thumbs up to overfishing
One of Tasmania’s largest wild fisheries species is being overfished, but scientists say it’s a good thing. Why they say this practice could save species across the globe.
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Zipline proponent reveals likelihood of appeal against council decision
The developer behind the controversial Mount Wellington zipline is weighing up the possibility of appealing the Hobart City Council’s recent rejection of the proposal. What he said:
WATCH: TikTok targeted as part of new anti-vaping campaign
Quit Tasmania knows a ‘traditional’ campaign won’t cut it for the younger generation. So, instead, they turned to TikTok and Snapchat for help.
$20 million hospice plans for heritage site revealed
A long-awaited ‘sanctuary’ for end-of-life care is ready to start building this year. See how this $20 million facility will care for patients and families.
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Kangaroos confirm end of 14-year relationship with Tasmania
North Melbourne to play just two Hobart games in 2025 as part of its Tasmania “exit strategy”
Spirit of Tasmania waitlists slashed with more sailings
Spirit of Tasmania has added more day sailings in a push to cut down its waitlist for the first half of next year. Here’s the details.
Libs to bring $40m retail project back from the dead
Premier Jeremy Rockliff has announced plans to bring on legislation that would enable a rejected retail development to go ahead, sparking concerns that a “terrible precedent” may be set.
Aussie rocker and his rock lobster; Barnsey comes to town
Legendary frontman has been warming up ahead of his sold-out gig at Hobart’s MyState Arena. Here’s how.
Husband and wife behind Zero81 open new bistro
Despite already running a pizza restaurant at Kingston Beach, the duo have opened a new bistro believing there is a gap in the market. Here’s how.
Hillcrest tragedy: castle anchorage system ‘inadequate’ in high wind
The criminal hearing into the Hillcrest jumping castle tragedy will resume for day six, where a mechanical engineer believes workers were not adequately trained.
Young scientists join CSIRO on discovery voyage
CSIRO scientists are departing on a 31-day voyage to study changes in the marine ecosystems along the continental shelf lining Australia’s southeast coast.
Hobart’s prime locations in the spotlight as major event returns
Flagship event Targa Tasmania is looking for an iconic location for its colourful ceremonial send-off in 2025
Gregory Geason on his future as Supreme Court judge
Suspended Tasmanian judge Gregory Geason says he has informed the government and Chief Justice of his intentions after being found guilty of common assault offences.
Could the stadium cause traffic chaos?
The Macquarie Point Stadium could affect traffic in Hobart, if a pedestrian bridge is not built. Now the Hobart City Council is seeking more information before it weighs in.
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