Since Dr Nicolas Gruen’s scathing report on the proposed stadium was released on Friday, the state government has not made an official media appearance. Until Sunday, when a Liberal MP fronted the media.
It was a busy Saturday for police with three separate rescue missions across Tasmania’s wilderness. In response, bushwalkers have been told what they can do to remain safe.
A teenage Sharon Smith narrowly avoided plunging to her death on the night of the Tasman Bridge disaster – but that didn’t stop her from quickly leaping to the aid of others who were in danger.
A Tasmanian mother who died tragically as she prepared to go on an adventure with her partner and two young children is being remembered as an “amazing and bubbly” friend. Read the tribute.
A man accused of burgling a Glenorchy home and attempting to set another alight will have his matters heard in the Supreme Court. What the court heard >>
A stewards inquiry into a trainer accused of animal cruelty and race fixing will deliver its findings “soon”, Racing Minister Jane Howlett said.
Tasmania has claimed a podium finish in each category of the National Top Tourism Town Awards this year with one unlikely town taking home to top gong. Find out where >>
Lauren Thomas and Steph Brake are two Tassie mates determined to go the extra mile for men’s health. Here’s why.
More than half of Tasmanians admit to taking longer showers than recommended. How changing this simple habit could save money during a cost-of-living crisis.
A Tasmanian council has failed to reach a decision on whether a “significant” elm tree should be removed to make way for a major stadium redevelopment.
Well-planned medium density housing could be the key to easing Hobart’s growing pains, the mayor says. Here’s why it might be the best option for Hobart.
Significant new research reveals the discovery of three new species of thylacine, including one with close links to what we now know as the Tasmanian tiger.
Premier Jeremy Rockliff has backed the handing down of record infrastructure budgets after criticism that the spend was “staggering”.
Under fire TT-Line fronted a public committee the same day as the resignation of CEO and managing director Bernard Dwyer was announced. Here’s the latest.
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