Man, 69, jailed for 5000+ child abuse material and bestiality files
An international tip has lead to jail time for a Tasmanian man who had 5000+ child abuse material and bestiality files on hundreds of DVDs. Here’s how he was found.
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New owner reveals luxury plans for Tasman Peninsula hotel
The new owner of the Eaglehawk Neck’s Lufra Hotel is following in the footsteps of family in the acquisition, where he has big plans to amp up the luxury. See what’s planned.
Premier escapes no-confidence motion after change of heart by Labor
A vote change by Labor has changed the circumstances for a previously unsteady-looking Premier Jeremy Rockliff. Here’s how it went.
Arsonist back in court over false claims made during sex trial
A serial arsonist, who once spent 20 years in prison for causing the deaths of six backpackers in a hostel fire, has appeared in court after admitting to perverting justice during a recent trial.
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Globetrotting chef brings pop up dining to Tasmania
The concept of pop up restaurants are taking off and Tasmania is soon to host a globetrotting chef. Find out what’s on the menu.
New insight into Tas landscape from ancient mud
Groundbreaking results of a new study have been deemed the “earliest and most detailed” records of the Tasmanian landscape being manipulated by Palawa for more than 40,000 years
Neil the seal back ashore after months at sea
He attracts attention wherever he goes but authorities are warning Tasmanians to leave Neil the seal alone. Read why.
Mega gallery: High emotions tackling Point to Pinnacle
Thousands tackled the gruelling 21.1km run up Mount Wellington/kunanyi for the 2024 Point to Pinnacle. Check out the photos >>
Piano man’s mammoth Point to Pinnacle push
Getting to the summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington is a challenge for most people, but try doing it while pushing a 240kg piano. Here’s why Kelvin Smith did exactly that.
Teen thugs feel untouchable – this is our best way of stopping them
If we take away their “look at me” tool, who knows, some of these young criminals might actually get a job, writes Kylie Lang.
‘Generous to a fault’: organ donor truckie’s gift in death
Simon “Tubby” Tubb was always helping others and even after his death his legacy lives on. Read about his remarkable generosity.
Community’s heartwarming gesture for JackJumpers amid abuse
In the midst of online abuse against the Tasmania JackJumpers players and their families, people from across the country raised the team’s spirits with a touching gesture.
What we know from second week of Hillcrest tragedy trial
Further details have emerged from the Hillcrest jumping castle tragedy during a criminal trial at the Devonport Magistrates Court. Here’s what’s happened in court.
Warning over health system’s big increase in part-time workers
More than 50 per cent of staff in Tasmania’s health system are working in a part-time capacity and the Greens say the situation is adding further fuel to the “staffing crisis”.
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