How Digby and Dora will make the ‘perfect’ companion
Tasmanian born and bred Guide Dogs Digby and Dora have a long career ahead of the, but for now they’re taking the next steps in their training. Here’s why they’re unique.
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Graeme Elphinstone accused of interfering with Aboriginal relic
A member of the Elphinstone family represented himself in court after facing charges of interfering with an Aboriginal relic.
Blackout: Wild weather leaves thousands of homes left without power
Wild weather has led to thousands of homes in the state’s south being left without power.
Spotted: Newborn southern right whale and mother frolic in Tasmanian waters
A southern right whale and her calf spent enough time in a sheltered bay for researchers to get high resolution images of the unique markings on their backs. See the stunning pictures.
Abbie Chatfield’s stand-up show not just for the “girlies”
Boags or Cascade? Which side will media personality Abbie Chatfield pick when she comes to Tasmania for the first time. Read more …
‘Dream come true’: Hero’s welcome for Max Giuliani
A hero’s welcome awaited Tasmanian debut Olympic swimmer Max Giuliani, returning from his first games with a bronze medal. See the moment he arrived.
‘Living legend’ takes a step back from show duties after 80 years
David Skinner first got involved with the Royal Hobart Show when he was a schoolboy at Hutchins in 1946 and after 80 years is stepping aside.
GPs urge funding to address critical doctor shortage
GPs are the “cornerstone of chronic disease management” and a shortage is putting pressure on the rest of the Tasmanian health system. Read what GPs think the remedy is:
‘Breathtaking’ picture wins Beaker Street photography prize
A ‘breathtaking’ picture of elusive embryos wins science photography prize. Why this picture marks a significant milestone in conservation efforts:
Meet the faces of Hobart’s growing homelessness crisis
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