Man charged after fatal car crash last July
A man will face court in May in relation to a fatal car crash last year. Read the details.
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What is the date? How can I vote? 2025 federal election explained
With the end of the three-year federal government term rapidly approaching, here’s everything you need to know about casting your vote.
Nuyina’s ‘ambitious’ voyage in search of key climate answers
The nation’s flagship icebreaker, RSV Nuyina, will next week set off on a voyage described as “one of Australia’s most ambitious scientific endeavours in decades”.
‘More than a job’: What it takes to be a mental health nurse
Three nurses share what it takes to work in the mental health sector as we celebrate the seventh annual Mental Health Nurses Day. They also say there is more work to do.
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Tassie music icon Tony Voglino remembered
There has been an outpouring of tributes for popular Tassie rocker Tony Voglino, who is being remembered for his impact on the state’s music scene.
Minister slams Medicare clinic petition as ‘shameless politicking’
Federal Labor candidates have started a petition for Medicare clinics in Sorell and Burnie, however the state health minister has slammed the move. Here’s why.
Battle over future of hockey centre as housing proposed for site
A proposal to build a social and affordable housing complex at the site of Tasmania’s premier hockey facility has sparked concerns from the sport’s peak body.
Tassie’s biggest bank completes mega merger
It’s a new dawn for Tasmania’s most recognisable banking brand, with MyState Bank having formally completed a merger that has seen its customer base and balance sheet grow significantly.
Mass whale stranding on Tasmania’s west coast
157 whales reportedly stranded near Arthur River on Tasmania’s West Coast. Arthur River resident Jocelyn Flint, who has been on the beach this…
Ice rink set to open at popular Hobart venue
In news that has delighted the state’s ice sports community, a temporary ice rink will be installed in Hobart’s northern suburbs later this year. The new home.
”Deeply personal” Tas Aboriginal stories hitting global stage
From an island off the coast of Lutruwita to a silver screen in France, a deeply personal and compelling story of culture and connection is premiering at the “most prestigious” TV festival next month. Details.
‘Just gross’: Smelly, oily waste washes up on much-loved Tasmanian beach
“Disgusting:” The origins of a “smelly, oily” substance that covered a Tasmanian beach is under investigation, but nearby residents believe the culprit has already begun cleaning up after itself. The latest.
Coroner’s scathing finding over pilot death
An inexperienced pilot who crashed while flying over mountainous terrain in bad weather did not have proper training or experience and should not have been given a pilot’s licence, a coroner has found.
Low cloud cover delaying impact assessments
Around 70 homes remain without power since Friday as the Parks and Wildlife Services use a lull in hot weather to assess damage from the fortnight-long bushfire. Where they will be surveying.
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