Foul-smelling waste from mass fish die-off spreads
Waste that’s likely to be congealed fish oil after a mass die-off of farmed salmon has spread as far as Bruny Island.
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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.
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”.
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Burnie the centre of state’s green push
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Labor wants state ‘back on basics’ to avoid economic decline
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Delays in verdict for Hillcrest jumping castle tragedy
Families of children killed during the Hillcrest tragedy have had their search for justice put on hold after a court verdict was delayed on Monday. What happens next.
Soft plastic recycling returns to Tasmania
More than two years after the collapse of Australia’s largest soft plastics recycling scheme, some Southern Tasmanian residents now have a responsible way to dispose of more waste. Where to find new soft-plastic collection points.
Police investigation into stolen Hobart pride flags
Police have confirmed they are investigating the theft of pride flags in Hobart following the annual TasPride festival. However, an Equality Tas spokesperson said council’s move shows that “love wins”.
‘Will save lives’: Crucial aid for Tassie family violence services
Frontline services working at the coalface to combat family, domestic, and sexual violence will receive a lifeline after the state and federal governments announced a much-needed funding top-up.
Operator fined after migrant workers underpaid at Tassie servos
A company operating two busy Tasmanian petrol stations has been hit with a big fine after it was found to have knowingly underpaid four migrant workers.
Who is Australia’s best farmer?
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Albo’s salmon promise to back fish farm jobs
Jobs at Macquarie Harbour’s salmon farms are safe, the Prime Minister has pledged. Here’s why Albanese has finally backed the West Coast industry in.
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