Seemingly abandoned $100m development no longer dormant
The project has long lay dormant, however the people behind a housing and community development at an old school site in Hobart’s northern suburbs say ‘they’ve been working very hard’.
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Risk of Bonorong being pushed to brink with rescues skyrocketing
While it is a haven for wildlife care in Tasmania, Bonorong is being pushed to the brink by a dramatic rise in rescues coming through its doors. The numbers.
Police raid allegedly uncovers loaded shotgun under couch
A police raid in northern Tasmania has allegedly found drugs, illegal firearms and stolen motorcycles. The charges.
Neighbourly dispute over trees goes to tribunal
A neighbour’s complaint about trees obstructing his ‘view and enjoyment’ has been heard by TASCAT, with a tribunal member concerned about one party’s bald assertions. The finding.
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‘Fraught with risk’: Public Trustee blindsided by shake-up
Years after concerns were raised about Tasmania’s guardianship laws, the state government has announced a shake-up. But some say the move is risky, fearing the body will be privatised.
Little blue boat battered by storms to be lovingly restored
A little blue boat that has been a part of Hobart’s history for nearly 50 years is about to get a new life after being severely damaged in recent storms. Read what lies ahead.
Pictures: Junior footy stars shine in STJFL grand finals
Some of the state’s best young football talent was on show in the under-16.5 boys and under-18 boys grand finals at North Hobart.
Mega Gallery: Bombers collide in TSL’s final chapter
The South and North collided in the ultimate battle for glory in the TSL this weekend. Check out the photos from the grand final.
What our airport dogs are sniffing out to protect Tassie’s borders
The state’s Biosecurity efforts are “critically important” for preventing unwanted pests and diseases. How a funding boost will help Toby and his colleagues protect our borders:
‘Amazed I’m alive’: Tassie surfer tells of gnarly wipe out
He’s been surfing one of the world’s most dangerous surf spots since he was a teenager and being wiped out will not stop him going back to the ocean he loves. Watch the video >>
‘Beggars belief’: Union lashes environment budget
The state’s public sector union has taken the government to task over funding in the wake of the State of the Environment report. Find out why they are angry.
Saved: GP services for thousands in south to continue
Thousands of southern Tasmanian patients will now have access to doctors after a group stepped in to provide accommodation for two GPs. Read how they helped.
Two-time stroke survivor by the age of 22
Strokes don’t discriminate on age, and that’s something 22-year-old Cameron Bryer knows all too well. Here’s their story on surviving two life-threatening situations.
‘Hard to describe’: Epic father and son’s 5232km bike ride
It was a bonding experience like no other for Phil Wise and his teenage son Ned when they rode from Hobart to Darwin. Read why they embarked on the adventure.
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