‘I am sorry’: Lambie’s shock decision on future of party
After sacking two of her three Tasmanian state MPs, Senator Jacqui Lambie has made a surprising call on the future of her party.
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Winter wonderland settling in across Tassie’s snowfields
Snow seekers will be thrilled with the forecast across Tasmania’s alpine regions into the weekend. Check out the conditions on Mt Wellington >>
Why so many public servants remain suspended
The head of Tasmania’s State Service has revealed to a parliamentary committee that numerous employees remain suspended due to allegations of child sexual abuse.
Former Hobart councillor convicted for evading police
A former Hobart City councillor who pleaded guilty to evading police has had their licence disqualified for six months. Here’s how the situation unfolded.
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‘Our ship of state’: Supreme Court of Tasmania celebrates 200 years
Over 200 years, the Supreme Court of Tasmania emerged from its Van Diemen’s Land era, sending hundreds of criminals to the gallows but also operating as a “safe harbour”. View photos from the court’s bicentenary.
Labor to test new parliament with worker safety bill
Labor will soon test its ability to pass legislation through the minority-governed House of Assembly with a bill many have been calling for for a long time. What they want to change.
Coroner urges safety after four Tasmanians die while diving
A coroner has reminded hookah and scuba divers of the “vital importance” to follow safety protocols to avoid tragedy, following the deaths of four Tasmanians.
Surfer hid $290k worth of stolen cannabis crop in caravan
A 58-year-old who uncovered a cannabis crop while surfing on the East-Coast and helped himself to $290k worth of the drug has avoided jail. What the court heard.
Dover mass fish death result of dry conditions
Dry weather conditions are believed to be responsible for the mass death of hundreds of fish in Dover caught on video earlier this week. See the footage.
Archbishop’s school letter slams abortion, euthanasia as ‘existential threat’
Hobart’s Archbishop has been accused of politicising catholic schools after circulating a letter targeting the ‘woke movement’ and issues like abortion, gender and conversion therapy.
Revealed: Temple nightclub’s new owners
After a restructure in ownership, Temple nightclub is pleading with patrons to embrace it and save workers’ jobs. Find out why.
Hope alive for rejected North Hobart social housing plan
There’s still hope a social housing project in North Hobart will be able to go ahead, after the Hobart City Council went against the advice of planning experts and rejected it. Latest.
Man free on parole in Tasmania after Queensland pub murder
A Queensland footballer who murdered a young man in a pub brawl has been released from prison in Tasmania. What the Parole Board decided.
Government ‘inaction’ blamed for Macquarie Point wastewater plant budget blowout
Government inaction has been blamed for a mammoth budget blowout on the Macquarie Point wastewater treatment plant relocation.
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