Charity volunteer gets $500 payout for Nazi slur
A soup kitchen volunteer has won his case of discrimination from another volunteer, with his compensation falling short of his thousand dollar request. The tribunal’s findings.
Tasmania
From Queenstown to Huonville, the Devils go on a road trip
The Tasmania Football Club and its inaugural CEO are hitting the road to connect, learn and get feedback from Tasmanian communities. Where to catch them at a club near you:
Development rejected despite recommendation for approval
The Hobart City Council has voted down a development application for 12 visitor accommodation units in Sandy Bay, despite its own officers recommending the proposal for approval.
Rerouted: Key works begin on new sewage pipeline
Much of Hobart’s daily flushes will soon take a new route as works begin on a new pipeline set to take 12 megalitres of sewage per day away from Macquarie Point. Inside the project >>
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Councillor sanctioned for social media activity again
A Hobart City Councillor has once again been reprimanded for her social media activity. Here’s what she did.
EPA shuts down allegedly illegal skip bin business
The Environment Protection Authority believes the skip bin company has been running for years and allege it’s been doing so illegally.
All roads lead to Cygnet for ‘pinnacle’ grassroots cycling event
Spain-based Felicity Wilson-Haffenden is a young Tasmanian with the cycling world at her feet, who has returned to her roots to compete in the Cygnet Cycling Festival.
Labor retaliates after Howlett’s dig at White’s US trip
Labor has responded to government niggling over Rebecca White’s US trip with some pointed questions of its own.
All-star Aussie line up heading to Launceston music festival
Australian music greats will take to the stage in Launceston when outdoor festival SummerSalt comes to town next year. Check out the artists already locked in.
Million dollar shock for Tasmanian mum-to-be
The mum-to-be was left speechless in disbelief when she checked her lotto ticket in the early hours of the morning. Here’s what she plans to do with the windfall
Employers failing workers on sexual harassment, Tas lawyers say
More women are coming forward with stories of workplace sexual harassment, something which more employers need to take action on, Tasmanian lawyers say.
‘At least dad could accept my award’: Titmus
Tasmania’s Young Australian of the Year Ariarne Titmus shared the “essential ingredients” that took her from a small town in Tasmania to become a champion swimmer.
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