Wad of cash pulled out to pay fine for obscene gesture
A man who was charged for giving a Nazi salute outside a club in Ravenswood has pleaded “guilty with good reason”. Read more about the unusual hearing.
Tasmania
Senior Lib under fire after campaigning for indie candidate son
A retiring senior Liberal, Leonie Hiscutt MLC, is facing scrutiny after publicly supporting her son, an independent candidate, instead of the endorsed Liberal vying for her seat.
What the PM has promised during his visit to Tasmania
Anthony Albanese brought his cheque book during a visit to Tasmania on Wednesday. Here’s what’s in line for a cash injection.
Ladies Lounge ‘will travel’ after thousands flock to reopening
Perfumes, performances and Supreme Court wins, the Ladies Lounge wraps up at Mona following a wild four years. Curator Kirsha Kaechele reflects on its success.
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New Spirit of Tasmania IV ferry forced to move from Finland
The new Spirit of Tasmania IV ferry – the first of two being built in Finland – has been forced to move as winter closes in. Here’s why >>
Maugean skate decision delay ‘nothing short of cowardice’
Both sides want to end uncertainty over the future of salmon farming at Macquarie Harbour on Tasmania’s West Coast after a decision on the Maugean Skate has been delayed. Here’s why.
Why Lyons MP is backing Rebecca White for his federal seat
Described as a ‘once-in-a-generation talent’, Rebecca White’s tilt in the federal seat of Lyons has received backing from the incumbent member. Here’s what Brian Mitchell had to say.
Key milestone ticked-off for new Bridgewater Bridge
Tasmania’s largest-ever infrastructure project has passed another milestone with the pouring of the last two concrete piers for the new Bridgewater Bridge. Here’s how it’s progressing.
Sea ice expert to head Antarctic research program
An IMAS expert will take on the top job of Australia’s flagship Antarctic research organisation, and the professor has already set out her agenda.
Senator Lambie makes major change to her party’s logo
With the party running four candidates across as many states, the Jacqui Lambie Network has unveiled its new look logo. But there are some noticeable differences from the previous design.
‘I want to make a difference … for my children’: Cancer survivor
Rob Hammond’s life has been devastated by neuroendocrine cancer, and though he considers himself one of the lucky ones, he says more needs to be done to save lives.
Coastal town that ‘is a beacon for tourists’ set for $11.7m facelift
A beach town will undergo a major transformation with a major construction project set to go ahead at the foreshore. Check out the plans.
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