Queensland sailor creates history by not ‘doing anything stupid’
A Queenslander builder has broken the Melbourne to Hobart yacht race record on his “summer cruise” despite missing the start. Here’s how it happened.
A Queenslander builder has broken the Melbourne to Hobart yacht race record on his “summer cruise” despite missing the start. Here’s how it happened.
Glad to be safe: Rookie racer Renee Ilich describes her night of terror amid fatal Sydney-Hobart storm. What she said.
Sam Haynes has thrown his weight behind an inquiry into deaths in Sydney to Hobart, bringing unique perspective as race winner and host club boss. What we know.
Home safe and sound with back-to-back line honours wins and a cuddle from grandma for Tasmanian sailor Charlie Wyatt on the all-conquering supermaxi LawConnect.
Water, water everywhere for many parts of Tasmania feeling the impact of flooding and storm conditions. Here’s images from across the state.
Northern Tasmania has suffered the brunt of a severe weather event that’s swept through the state.
Waterlogged paddocks may have isolated a Macquarie Plains’ farm, however the farm’s owner is looking to the bright side. Here’s why.
Surf Life Saving Tasmania board of directors Stuart Rayner says they are ready to support Tasmania Police and SES during a flood emergency.
Low-lying communities in the Upper Derwent Valley have been urged to evacuate due to wild weather.
Veteran teacher Mark Kingsley is worried new teachers are leaving the profession in growing numbers. The union is also concerned, here’s why.
The banks of the Derwent River have burst with flooding impacting low-lying communities. Photos >>
SES advice “could save your life”, Minister says as he warns of more dangerous situations to come. Photos from the flooding event impacting the Derwent Valley >>
Tasmania could have a reproductive problem on its hands, according to expert analysis finding the state is trailing the rest of the nation on a key statistic.
Several rivers in the north have burst their banks and many are without power as the government warns that the worst of the wild weather is still yet to come. Why there’s cause for relief so far.
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