‘Fix this fiasco’: Former Attorney-General to run
A former Attorney-General is making an independent bid in the upcoming state election, frustrated with Tasmania’s current government. What her run could mean for the political landscape.
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Burning of giant Maugean skate to draw Dark Mofo to close
Last chance to commit fears to Maugean skate before it is burned to prepare the community for a clean and sacred year.
Pentland heralds indy era
Bass independent Rebekah Pentland says she’s going to launch herself headfirst into a campaign for an election nobody wanted. Her view of the stadium’s effect on the polls.
Ex Lambie seeks preselection for Tasmanian National Party
‘Just arrogance’: An ex-Jacqui Lambie Network MP the slams Liberals as he announces his run for a party that’s been on hiatus in the state for several years. Behind his move.
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Why the National Party is targeting Tassie this state election
The state is heading to an election and parties are swarming to get a seat at the table. Is it time for the Nationals to get a foothold in the Apple Isle?
Greens to ‘stand with community’ and against the stadium
The Greens are taking its anti-stadium stance straight to the election. Why the minor party is fired up on the first day on the 2025 state election campaign:
Premier kicks off campaign with first candidate picks
Liberal leader Jeremy Rockliff has kicked off his party’s election campaign in the state’s north, announcing the party’s candidates in the electorate of Bass.
Popular footwear the cause behind ‘numerous’ mountain rescues
Visitors to Kunanyi/Mount Wellington have been urged to be prepared in the potentially deadly alpine environment. And there’s one piece of footwear causing headaches.
Historic vessel successfully salvaged after four months wait
Against the odds, historic wooden vessel MV Goondooloo has been refloated after sinking to the bottom of the D’Entrecasteaux Channel back in February.
‘Let’s get on with it’: Tassie state election confirmed as candidates begin to come forward
Tasmania will return to the polls July 19 after two days of talks were unable to resolve the state’s political deadlock — and candidates have already come out of the woodwork.
MasterChef winner honours Tassie produce
MasterChef winner Nat Thaipun has always “had a soft spot” for Tasmania. Here’s how she spent her time leading up to a pop-up collaboration with one of Hobart’s hottest restaurants >>
Bodies finally laid to rest after largest exhumation project in Aus
90 per cent of the bodies uncovered during the development of a new Hutchins building were identified before being laid to rest at an interment ceremony on Wednesday
‘Need for protection’: Judge stops retiree’s caravan park eviction
Months after the court fight began, a retired cop has won the right to stay in his caravan park home, with a Hobart judge saying there is a “need for protection”. What the court heard.
‘Momentous day’ for victim survivors of institutional abuse
Half a decade after speaking up, charges are finally being heard in court over abuse allegations at notorious Ashley Detention Centre. Here’s what it means to whistleblower Alysha.
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