Unions are concerned that their members will not be able to live a dignified retirement after a new report found that paramedics and firefighters often run out of superannuation before they die.
In the midst of an intense backlash against the Hobart City Council’s plan to install bike lanes on Collins St, a group of local residents has formed to counter the negative reaction.
A controversial social housing project in southern Tasmania is finally going ahead. Find out the latest.
When the late Jo Harris was being treated for stage 4 ovarian cancer she and husband Scott dreamt of a wellness centre for cancer patients. Read the latest development.
Parolees have been removing ankle bracelets intended to track their whereabouts, a parliamentary committee has heard. Here’s how often it’s happening.
The North-West council turned to one of its neighbours to find the man to replace former general manager Simon Overland. Here’s what the new GM had to say.
A Hobart court has heard how a woman defended herself as Tasmanian Olympic rowing medallist Simon Burgess struck her over the head multiple times. Here’s the latest from court.
Chris Fagan may be an outlier in AFL coaching ranks due to his age, but there’ll be one 86-year-old at the MCG on Saturday who’ll be cheering even louder than the Brisbane mentor should the Lions win.
Looking to get into the Airbnb market and wondering where you could make the most money in Tasmania? New data has given an insight into the potential highest-earning areas.
The use of TasNetworks computers to display messages urging staff to accept a pay offer was reminiscent of George Orwell’s book 1984, independent MP David O’Byrne says.
The controversial use of deterrents to keep animals away from salmon pens was discussed during a parliamentary committee. It revealed how many animals were killed last year.
Steve Kons has quit the Burnie Council – months after the council’s general manager resigned – with both parties signalling a “moment of change”. Here’s what he had to say.
An increase in the number of juvenile Maugean skates is a hopeful sign for the survival of the endangered species, scientists say.
The co-driver of the veteran driver who died in a 2021 Targa Tasmania crash has told a Hobart court of the frightening moments prior to the rollover at day one of an inquest.
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