Vandals strike Cancer Council Tasmania’s cars
Three vehicles that help sick Tasmanians get to cancer treatments have been struck by vandals, Cancer Council Tasmania says.
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Bike lane showdown set at City Hall as Collins St trial looms
Nearly 1000 people are expected to attend a packed public meeting where the future of the Hobart City Council’s looming bike lane trial on Collins St will be hotly debated.
Round and round: Why Tasmania has a strong op shop culture
A new study has given insight into how Tasmania’s circular economy works and its impact on the state as a whole. The results of the study.
Adviser spending has Labor in a spin
The number of media advisers employed by the state government is booming as cutbacks loom in other areas of the state sector, Labor says.
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Tackling safety for international students at Tassie beaches
Tasmanian beach swimming conditions can be a life and death situation, and often difficult for people to navigate, particularly international students. A new program is bridging the gap.
‘Angry’ beach residents behind new salmon ad campaign
A group of anti-aquaculture activists have released a series of YouTube ads asking people why they are still eating Tasmanian salmon.
Plea for information on former officer facing child abuse charge
An investigation into a former police officer facing a charge of accessing child exploitation material is urging the public to come forward with any information that could help.
‘Deeply alarmed’: What triggered serious threats to councillors
The fallout has continued after Launceston’s mayor posted a photo with a controversial rocker, who has previously served time in prison. Here’s what happened.
The condition making work impossible for Tassie women
Annaleise Heffernan was diagnosed with endometriosis last year. She says more needs to be done to support working women living with the condition.
Work from home changes would take a ‘blunt axe to equality’
Peter Dutton’s push to put a stop to working from home would hurt working women, Tassie experts say.
‘Best antidote to despair is action’: Forests march draws thousands
A state government minister has slammed thousands of protesters as ‘woke’ and ‘out of touch’ as thousands took to the streets of Hobart chanting ‘end native forest logging’.
More than bragging rights on the line in footy match
The annual football game between Tasmania Police and Tasmania Prison Service took place once again amid a brewing rivalry. However the game meant more than the result.
How a charity is helping Tassie’s most vulnerable women
A charity supporting at-risk women from ‘shocking’ exploitation and violence has received a financial boost.
Housing target numbers ‘fudged’, action needed now: Greens
Tasmanian Greens are urging for immediate action on short-stay accommodation, but the state government says the balance is right, while defending the number of new home builds.
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