Surf life savers gear up for busy summer on Tassie beaches
As surf life savers gear up for a busy summer, hordes of people are expected to flock to Hobart’s beaches on Boxing Day, with warm weather forecast across the state.
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How to snag a bargain this Boxing Day
‘The shopping has not really stopped’: For those with some cash to splash, here’s why Boxing Day sales will not disappoint.
Inside the resignation of convicted judge Gregory Geason
Email exchange over the resignation of convicted Tasmanian judge Gregory Geason included a final ultimatum from the state government. An RTI reveals how it happened.
20-year tradition brings Christmas cheer to sick kids
Andy Baxter and son, Hamish, have spent every Christmas morning at the Royal Hobart Hospital for the last 20 years. Find out what he has learnt.
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Rush on Covid vaccinations after surge in cases
As Christmas approaches, doctors and pharmacists are seeing more cases of Covid prompting some Tasmanians to take precautions. Read the latest.
Labradoodle breeder loses bid to resume business from home
The daughter of labradoodle breeders banned by the RSPCA has lost her bid to resume her own dog breeding business at her Northern Midlands home. See the details >>
Tasman Bridge disaster: Tell us your memories
It’s been 50 years since one of the state’s biggest disasters rocked the state’s capital. Tell us about your memories of the Tasman Bridge collapse. Free story >>
New scientific breakthrough untangles ‘wicked’ world problems
‘No other oceanographic study of the ecosystem has covered as much ground’: A RV Investigator voyage across south-east Australia looked to untangle the ocean’s big questions.
Hobart housing precinct identified, funds sought for stormwater
With demand for inner city housing growing the council is seeking federal funding to unlock potential housing sites. Read what is planned.
‘Moved to tears’: City Mission gives families gifts and groceries
A plea for help from the Hobart City Mission has seen hundreds of last-minute donations of gifts and groceries for struggling families this Christmas. Find out who they helped.
The forgotten cableway: Abetz demands Feds hand over funding
The state government has not given up on a much-delayed project that had its estimated cost blowout by triple despite the feds saying last year they wouldn’t fund it.
Chemical spill which closed highway being investigated
An East Coast mayor has thanked emergency services and volunteers who cleaned up a chemical spill which closed a major highway for hours. Find out what happened.
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