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Revealed: Private messages between ranting US rocker, under-fire mayor
An Instagram conversation between a controversial US rocker and Launceston’s under-fire mayor has revealed further legal woes may be ahead, with council flagging threats towards councillors with the American Embassy. SEE THE MESSAGES
Knife crackdown laws one step closer to reality
Proposed new laws to increase police powers to search anyone suspected of carrying a knife is on track after passing a key hurdle.
UTAS needs ‘continued scrutiny’ through ongoing tough times
UTAS faces significant operational headwinds as its plots a return to post-Covid profitability, with inflation, declining international student enrolments, and rising costs identified as key challenges.
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‘I cry a lot’: Journalist and podcaster’s cancer fight for sons
A cancer diagnosis has rocked a Hobart journalist and podcaster. Here’s why Sam Ikin is fighting for his family.
Live music could soon be an everyday fixture at Salamanca
It’s not exactly rock n’ roll all night but live amplified music may soon be allowed in Salamanca’s outdoor dining areas for a certain window of time every day of the week.
‘Breath of fresh air’: Support for embattled Mayor Garwood
The fallout from a photograph posted by Launceston Mayor Matthew Garwood continues. The latest development.
Why Incat’s Derwent River move is cherry ripe
Incat announced plans last year for a new manufacturing plant at the Boyer mill. Why they’ve changed their plan.
Labor names candidate to take on Clark and Andrew Wilkie
Labor has finally announced its candidate for the seat of Clark at the May 3 election. How they hope to win an “uphill battle”.
Podcast duo have a taste for Tassie butter … and the Hawks
Beloved podcasters Toni and Ryan are in town for the Hawks-GWS clash at Launceston’s UTAS Stadium. But there’s something else that has brought them down from the mainland.
Lipscombe Larder boss arrested after failing to appear in court
A Hobart restaurateur accused of ripping off an insurer for almost $200,000 over a Lamborghini crash has been arrested and charged with failing to appear on a Supreme Court warrant.
Tasmania votes: candidates front up for election date
Tasmanian parties and MPs have come out in force following the federal election date announcement. What each corner of politics has to say about the big vote.
Shalom’s coffee truck
Take a look inside Shalom’s coffee truck.
Beloved, historic ship successfully refloated after sinking
The MV Cartela is floating on the Huon River again after sinking back in February. It is now hoped the ship can be fully restored and become a tourist drawcard again. Inside its rescue mission.
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