Time’s running out for Maugean skate: advocates
Enviro groups have hit back at the salmon industry after an oxygen study was hailed was proof the endangered Maugean skate can coexist with industrial fish farms.
Enviro groups have hit back at the salmon industry after an oxygen study was hailed was proof the endangered Maugean skate can coexist with industrial fish farms.
Hobart is officially the most dangerous city to drive in Tasmania, claiming eight of the 10 worst crash locations. Check out the full list here >>
The man behind the deadly 1980s Kings Cross hostel fire has entered a plea to one charge of perverting justice. What the court heard.
Hobart Lord Mayor Anna Reynolds says the council will ensure services “can continue to be delivered” after a review of the organisation’s financial position made some concerning findings.
It’s been 35 years since the disappearance of Ian David Nichols, and in that time Police haven’t given up hope to find out what happened to him. Now they’ve renewed the call for information
The Hobart City Council has endorsed plans for new bike lanes and a reduced speed limit on a busy CBD street. Here’s what will be changing.
After a decade-long delay, the State of the Environment Report has finally been released, making a series of findings, described as “deeply concerning”. Here’s what’s been recommended.
The decision forcing Mona to close its exclusive lounge for ladies has been challenged. Here’s what Mona’s lawyers have said about the case.
Dean Winter has delivered his most significant speech since becoming Labor leader, outlining his “pro-development” vision for the state and plan to fix Tasmania’s finances.
Labor and the Greens say there are certain details missing from the state budget. Here’s what was said during Question Time.
An independent audit of the Hobart City Council’s finances has found that “substantial” rate hikes or service cuts could be necessary. Here’s why.
Contractors have been getting serious about security after they claim thieves and vandals have targeted work sites. Here’s how it’s impacted 600 sports-loving kids.
The sole remaining state member of the Jacqui Lambie Network has threatened to cause trouble for the Tasmanian government, making a surprise announcement that could prove problematic for the Liberals.
Award-winning Australian rock band The Rubens are soon arriving to Tasmania — and will debut their new album. Here’s why the island holds a special place in their hearts.
A Tasmanian town is set to become a four McDonalds town after a new restaurant overcame a major hurdle. Here’s the details.
A star of the iconic TV show Little Britain, David Walliams is bringing his new comedy show to Hobart. Here’s what you can expect — including one key brief for the audience.
A man convicted of brutally attacking another man with a hammer after a fight broke out at a northern Tasmanian supermarket returned to court. His appeal.
Glen Derwent’s history dates back to 1818 but the prized heritage venue could close in November because of insurance costs. Here’s how much the owners once paid vs the most recent quote.
The state continues to outshine the rest of the country, attracting higher numbers of domestic travellers with their caravans and campers in tow for the fourth consecutive year.
The state’s peak tourism body wants a roundtable meeting with the Rockliff government to be reconvened so that issues relating to the beleaguered Spirit of Tasmania project can be discussed.
A Tasmanian mayor has demanded that the state government “step up” and fulfil its commitment to build a $70m AFL training base in his municipality.
The drawn-out saga over the expulsion of veteran Brendan Blomeley from the Liberal Party has taken another twist. Read the latest.
RAAF Tasmania president Jenny Robertson hopes commemorative services for the Battle of Britain continue the retelling of stories of those who fought. See footage of the flyover.
Labor leader Dean Winter has announced a plan to “ban” pork barrelling in Tasmania as he prepares to deliver his budget reply speech in state parliament this week.
A woman with a “varied and complicated” medical history who died from post-surgery complications in 2022 received hospital care “below an acceptable standard”, a coroner has found.
New architectural renderings of the proposed Macquarie Point stadium further show its impact on the Hobart Cenotaph.
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.
The murder appeals of an East Coast couple found guilty of killing their ex-son-in-law, and sentenced to serve more than two decades behind bars, have been delayed in the Supreme Court.
A construction worker who lost their hearing over 50 years working in the industry has faced a hurdle in their fight for compensation. Here’s what the tribunal found.
With the state budget looming, one of Tasmania’s peak medical bodies has outlined its priorities to the government as it aims to ‘redress rural and remote health inequities’.
The state’s gaming regulator has revealed when a nation-leading new harm minimisation scheme will be rolled out across Tasmanian clubs and hotels.
The Tasmanian government has announced further relief for those affected by last week’s flooding.
With several Tasmanians sent to prison for child exploitation and grooming crimes recently, a UTAS expert has detailed the lengths that police go to stop young people from being harmed online.
The victims of a southern Tasmanian firebombing incident have warned perpetrators they will eventually be caught, after three offenders who targeted them in 2021 were recently convicted.
The Dees and Pies made history at North Hobart Oval on Sunday during the SFLW grand finals. Check out the photos from the two matches.
After an independent economist raised concerns about the sustainability of Tasmania’s infrastructure program, the state government is pushing ahead regardless. Here’s the latest.
The experts say a replicating construction in the early 90s could be key for Tasmania to reverse a recent slowdown in new builds to hit key national targets. Here’s how.
Tasmania’s battering start to spring could slowly be shifting but we’re not out of the woods yet. Here’s what the weather experts have to say.
Hundreds of Tasmanian property-owners have lodged insurance claims over the past week as they count the cost of storms and flooding.
Ken Fleming lost his son to an aggressive brain cancer six years ago. Now, he’s working tirelessly on a fundraiser he believes will help put the “universe back in sync”.
Hydro’s boss has expressed ‘sincere disappointment’ over comments a mayor made to his constituents about the organisation. Find out why the Hydro head honcho got so angry.
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