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.
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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?
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Two years ago Anna was forced to flee Ukraine, now she’s celebrating her homeland through art
Her home under siege, Anna Mykhalchuk was forced to flee Ukraine, finding safety in Tasmania. Two years on, she’s poured her heart into ‘The Dance of Colours’, sharing the vivid colours and symbolism of her homeland.
The hunt is on for Tasmania’s new Chief Justice
Chief Justice Alan Blow has spent almost a quarter of a century on the bench of Tasmania’s Supreme Court. With his retirement looming, he has reflected on his career – and the end of an era.
Bikes v cars: Proposal seeking to find ‘middle ground’
Controversial new bike lanes pitched in Hobart’s CBD have reignited the debate between access to businesses and bike safety. Here’s a proposal seeking to strike a ‘middle ground’.
‘Things didn’t add up’: Woman’s disturbing death scene anomalies
“There were so many things that were wrong. Straightaway, I did not think it was suicide.” The woman who found the body of a St Helens teenage girl has spoken out publicly for the first time>
Blomeley blast: Ousted Liberal launches scathing attack
The fallout from the expulsion from the Liberal Party of Clarence mayor Brendan Blomeley continues. Read why he’s planning to continue in the party.
‘Lies and negativity’: Fresh health cuts claim provokes Liberal fury
A war of words has erupted over a claim from Labor and the health union that two critical staff have been cut at the Royal Hobart Hospital, with the state government labelling it a “lie”.
Mining company’s move to exit Tas prompts calls for change
A Perth-based mineral exploration company is set to exit Tasmania even after receiving six grants from the state government, prompting calls for a review of mining laws.
Tasmania Police declines to investigate whistleblower claims
A whistleblower has been left stunned after Tasmania Police told her it would not criminally investigate her claims a Launceston General Hospital boss routinely falsified death certificates.
When to expect $250 credit to your electricity bill
‘Every dollar counts’ when is comes to household bill relief, says Tasmanian homeowner Nic Collar. When you can expect to see the state’s energy credit on your power bill >>
Loud and clear: Inspiring Milly’s mission must be heard
Fifth grader Milly doesn’t remember life without having a cochlear implant. Now, she’s on a mission for other youngsters with hearing loss to have the same support.
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