15 kegs of Guinness before lunch: Hobart celebrates St Patrick’s Day
The beloved Hobart watering hole was packed to the rafters on Monday as locals swarmed in celebration of St Patrick’s Day.
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End of an era: Beloved Uni Bar to close amid campus renovation
It’s played host to big-name acts like Cold Chisel, Powderfinger, The Divinyls and more, but Sandy Bay’s Uni Bar will soon be no more. But there’s some epic farewell shows in the works.
AFL Devils set to reveal their latest recruit
The Tasmania Devils will unveil their newest recruit to celebrate the first anniversary of the state’s AFL team. Here’s why they hope members and fans will ‘fall in love’ with their key position player.
‘Stigma’: largest workplace mental health study in state
For many Tasmanians workplaces can be stressful. Two Tasmanian academics want workers to help them with a groundbreaking study. Read why.
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Parents facing harsh new challenge as cost of living crisis deepens
Queensland parents are being pushed to the brink as the true depth of the cost of living crisis is exposed.
Hillcrest tragedy: Hearing to go into next week
The criminal trial into the Hillcrest jumping castle tragedy will now be extended after a magistrate confirmed it would return next week.
Brian Mitchell’s sad adieu as Rebecca White endorsed
In the wake of Labor’s formal endorsement of Rebecca White to stand in Lyons, sitting MP Brian Mitchell has said work continues until the writs are issued. Read his farewell comments.
Tassie provides healing for heartbroken Riewoldt family
Maddie Riewoldt called Orford her “happy place”. Parents Joe and Fiona feel close to their late daughter in Tassie, finding solace knowing a charity created in her honour is majorly helping others
‘We know they work’: Sorell to get new university hub
Sorell is getting a new university hub. Read why it will help people in the area get access to a tertiary education.
Why campaign to widen Tasman Bridge pathways is ramping up
In the wake of the state government’s decision to significantly scale back plans to upgrade the Tasman Bridge, active transport advocates are urging a rethink on widening the pathways.
New Spirit of Tasmania cost blowout as debacle deepens
The cost of the replacement Spirit of Tasmania project has blown out further, according to the Opposition, with the state government accusing Labor of “misrepresenting” figures.
What lessons Tassie footballers have already gained from Tonga
It will be a special occasion when Glenorchy footballers share the field with Tonga at the AFL Pacific Cup, and they’ve already learned a thing or two from the tiny island nation.
‘Grossly inappropriate’: War of words over Hobart poll ‘stunt’
A bitter stoush has erupted between Hobart’s Lord Mayor and a leading pollster. Find out why they are both fuming.
Cadbury jobs to go due to automation
The Cadbury factory is more than 100 years old and as it turns to further automation it has announced job losses next year. Find out why.
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