Broken by bullies: Inquiry reveals many unhappy, unsafe at school
“Toxic masculinity” mixed with teacher shortages is worsening bullying in Tasmanian schools, an inquiry has heard.
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Hillcrest tragedy: ‘We just ran to the kids’
A Taz-Zorb worker tells about the aftermath of when a jumping castle became airborne at Hillcrest Primary School that resulted in the tragic death of six primary school students.
Councillor sanctioned for social media activity again
A Hobart City Councillor has once again been reprimanded for her social media activity. Here’s what she did.
EPA shuts down allegedly illegal skip bin business
The Environment Protection Authority believes the skip bin company has been running for years and allege it’s been doing so illegally.
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Cat curfew: Why Simba’s wild nights on the prowl are a problem
You might have a strict curfew for you teenager, but have you considered the same for your cat? It’s one among many strategies one council will talk about to reduce the harm caused by felines.
‘Something was amiss’: Fatal house fire investigations continue
A neighbour has described the early morning chaos that descended on a suburban street in Tasmania’s North-West after a fire ripped through a house and claimed the life of its occupant.
More cycleways on the way after $4.7m injection
A controversial inner-Hobart cycle lane is among the projects to be funded under a $4.7m state government push to get more people walking and cycling. Here’s the details.
Executive is back to his farming roots as Rural Alive & Well boss
Lee Whiteley is a proud North-West Coaster who enjoyed a childhood immersed deep within the region’s vibrant and tight-knit farming culture. Here’s how he’s finding his new gig.
Woman jailed for keeping daughter’s sexual abuse a secret
A woman has been brought before court after failing to tell police her boyfriend spent years sexually abusing her young daughter. What the court heard >
Investigations underway into tragic fatal house fire
Tragically a person has been confirmed dead from a house fire in the state’s North-West. Here’s what we know so far.
Newest coffee spot for city’s cyclists opens
‘Coffee and cycling are two of my passions’: A Hobart family has taken the plunge to open a hip new bike garage with a cafe. Here’s what to expect.
Fur flies as landlords fight against renters keeping pets
Landlords have launched a campaign against the government’s promise to allow tenants to keep pets, warning the changes could impact the rental market. Poll inside >>
A young gun from Tassie is about to make V8 supercars history
“I have been working toward this since I was seven” – Lochie Dalton about to be the youngest Tasmanian ever to race V8 supercars
Artist’s vow after being fined for underground bushfire bunker
Tasmanian artist Wendy Edwards says she is devastated by the hefty fine copped for installing a bushfire bunker that’s certified interstate on her Birchs Bay property. What’s next.
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