Ritchie taking legal action over Labor’s ‘sneaky tactics’
Independent Pembroke candidate says flyers distributed by the Labor Party about her are full of lies and are “utterly disgraceful”.
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Drink-drive case to be reheard after failure to play key footage
A man found guilty of drink-driving and evading police has won the right to have his case reheard, after arguing body-worn camera footage should have been played at his original hearing.
IMAGES: UTAS graduates celebrate end of era
With plenty of reasons to smile, UTAS students were grinning ear-to-ear at their graduation ceremony. Check out the photos >>
Crafters love the challenge Rum’un offers
Tasmania’s love for Devils’ mascot Rum’un continues to grow with one shop creating its own merch in homage to the unique character.
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‘Devastated’: Salamanca rabbit wheeled out for repairs
The heartbroken artist behind the statue at a tourist hotspot has spoken out on the vandalism as the icon is removed for repairs.
Funding bullseye for Hobart Archers Club
‘We just don’t have enough opportunities here for training and competitions:’ Why a Hobart Archers Club funding boost will make it a one-of-a-kind all abilities space.
Tassie teens cast off modern conveniences for sailing adventure
Twenty young Tasmanian seafarers will begin the voyage of lifetime next Tuesday, when the STV Windeward Bound sets sail to Sydney on a 10-day, technology-free adventure.
Extra! Extra! PM’s $24m promise to Australia’s last paper mill
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is backing Australians continuing to buy newspapers into the future, pledging $24 million to support hundreds of Tassie jobs in the process.
Government accused of fudging stadiums advice
Parts of the legal advice the government used to justify removing the Macquarie Point stadium from the state’s top planning body appear to have been dictated by the government itself, the Greens say.
New TAFE school to boost Tassie tourism industry
A new TasTAFE school is promising to deliver the training needed for the next generation of workers to build lifelong careers in one of the state’s most vital industries.
LIST: Where to find the best hot cross buns in Tasmania
While supermarkets have had hot cross buns on the shelves since Boxing Day, many small local bakeries hold the special baked goods dear, only making them for a few weeks a year. Where to find the best.
PHOTOS: Tassie’s autumn colours shine at festival
This year the Tassie autumn weather put on a show for the visitors with the sun out shining for hours before a 20-minute sunshower. Check out all the photos.
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