Labor pledges to bring Spirits home
Labor has pledged to bring both Spirit of Tasmania ferries to Tasmanian waters by Christmas if he wins the July state election. How he plans to do it.
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More flights to Melbourne from Hobart ahead
Hobart Airport is set to takeoff with 50,000 more seats between Hobart and Melbourne announced on Friday. When you can get onboard:
Coffin Rides and more in week two of Dark Mofo
Coffin Rides, a Sex and Death day spa and a burning Maugean Skate, the Mercury has compiled a list of ultimate events for week two of Dark Mofo. The full rundown>>>>
Learner loses bike after alleged 172km/h speed on icy road
A learner allegedly travelling at 172km/h has been nabbed by polcie and his bike confiscated. Earlier, a search for a 52-year-old man still missing in the Cradle Mountain area has been scaled back by police. The latest >>
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‘A friend to so many’: Tassie footy mourns junior coach
The Tasmanian sporting community is mourning the loss of a beloved coach and father-of-three who is being remembered for his impact on and off the field.
‘Love her like a sister’: Liberal puts aside loyalty differences to run
Gavin Pearce is the second former federal MP to announce he will run at the state election. Why he’s having another shot.
‘We need some stability’: Mayor says independent voices needed
Watching the state’s political crisis unfold, Derwent Valley Mayor Michelle Dracoulis said she felt she had no choice but to run as an independent in the coming state election.
WATCH: Teens attack Hobart store worker in brazen assault
An unprovoked attack on a Hobart CBD store worker has been shared online, with a business body reassuring that retail crime is not on the rise. WATCH the video.
Winter takes aim at asset sales
Labor leader Dean Winter has put the government’s abandoned policy of asset sales at the centre of his party’s election campaign.
Bob Brown’s conviction appeal dismissed
A Tasmanian judge’s decision to dismiss an appeal on Thursday launched by former Greens senator Bob Brown didn’t come as a surprise to the environmentalist. The findings.
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:
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