Hobart writer shines bright at state literary awards
Tasmania’s best writers were recognised at this year’s Tasmanian Literary Awards, with one author taking out two of seven total prizes.
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Missing Tassie war bride found in US
A six-decade-old mystery has finally been solved with the identification of the remains of a former Hobart woman whose body was found in California.
Pack your bags: Jetstar’s major $46 Tassie sale
Jetstar has launched a mega sale on thousands of flights between the Apple Isle and the mainland, with fares starting from as low as $46. Check out the sale fares >>
Stadium builders ‘evasive’, economist claims
The independent economist who assessed Hobart’s proposed city stadium has accused the Macquarie Point Development Corporation of being “evasive” as cost blowout talks continue.
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More Tassie first home buyers eligible for federal support
A federal scheme to assist first home buyers has been expanded in the 2025-26 federal budget, with 40,000 additional households set to benefit from the change, according to Treasurer Jim Chalmers.
Meet the Tasmanian student who won an overseas trip
The Simpson Prize is one of Australia’s most prestigious essay competitions, and one Tasmanian has come out on top after being inspired by her family’s war history.
‘You never quite know what you’re going to get’ at this restaurant
New kids on the block Sylvie offers something different each week, but one thing will always stay the same, the restaurant’s chef says.
Unsustainable for hospitals to maternity services at a loss: AMA
Action is needed to ensure the provision of sustainable maternity services in Tasmania, and the Royal Hobart Hospital is key, the Australian Medical Association says.
Environmentalist protest against salmon at Parliament House in Canberra
Environmental activists wanting to end salmon farms protest at Parliament House in Canberra. Video: Bob Brown Foundation
Vandals strike Cancer Council Tasmania’s cars
Three vehicles that help sick Tasmanians get to cancer treatments have been struck by vandals, Cancer Council Tasmania says.
Bike lane showdown set at City Hall as Collins St trial looms
Nearly 1000 people are expected to attend a packed public meeting where the future of the Hobart City Council’s looming bike lane trial on Collins St will be hotly debated.
Round and round: Why Tasmania has a strong op shop culture
A new study has given insight into how Tasmania’s circular economy works and its impact on the state as a whole. The results of the study.
Adviser spending has Labor in a spin
The number of media advisers employed by the state government is booming as cutbacks loom in other areas of the state sector, Labor says.
Tackling safety for international students at Tassie beaches
Tasmanian beach swimming conditions can be a life and death situation, and often difficult for people to navigate, particularly international students. A new program is bridging the gap.
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