“Crucial” clean-up removes more than a tonne of invasive pest
Over a tonne of this highly invasive pest has been removed and destroyed from Hobart’s waters, but volunteers warn their numbers haven’t declined. Find out why.
Tasmania
The move that could unlock massive export growth in Tassie spirits
Key figures in Tasmania’s spirits industry have helped launch a national campaign to grow exports as major players continue to call for excise reform.
Senior cop describes ‘distressing’ deadly house fire scene
A Tasmania Police inspector has shed light on the tragic blaze that claimed the life of a toddler on Sunday, saying authorities could not yet rule out the possibility the fire was deliberately lit.
Kingston cafe puts loneliness epidemic in the spotlight
A Kingston cafe is trying to tackle the loneliness epidemic with a creative in-store venture. But an expert says it is a misconception that some people are lonelier than others. Find out why.
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Where Airbnbs are getting most bang for buck in Tassie
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.
MP slams ‘Orwellian’ TasNetworks message
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.
Birds shot, seals dead: Salmon industry’s deadly impact
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.
Former mayor’s resignation heralds new era
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.
Hope for the future of endangered Maugean skate
An increase in the number of juvenile Maugean skates is a hopeful sign for the survival of the endangered species, scientists say.
Co-driver describes struggle to save friend at Targa inquest
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.
Albo in Tas as feds promise school and heart clinic cash
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is in Tasmania today to announce more funding for schools. Here’s what’s been promised.
‘Horrified’ minister quizzed on puppy farm ban for Tasmania
The RSPCA-ordered shutdown of a Midlands labradoodle breeding operation in July is fuelling a push to outlaw puppy farming in the state. Here’s how it could happen.
Suki Paddington becomes face of global campaign
Tasmanian Suki Paddington has fought for better funding for ovarian cancer since losing her mother Margy in 2023. Now she will feature as part…
Tassie family face of ovarian cancer fundraising campaign
Suki Paddington has been fighting for funding for ovarian cancer research and testing ever since the loss of her mother in 2023. Now a global brand will feature her as the face of their campaign.
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