Charges laid over fatal crash outside Cosgrove High School
Police have laid charges nearly a year after a fatal crash that killed a 12-year-old Cosgrove High School student, who was allegedly hit by a car outside his school.
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Bellerive business owner cops persistent racial abuse
‘I don’t know what to do now’: Beloved Bellerive restaurant owner at wits end after persistent racial abuse. The latest attack:
Woman wins $600k damages after stage fall at Baha’i Centre
A Queensland conference planner who fell off a Hobart auditorium stage after an unsecured wooden step gave way has been awarded more than $600,000 by a Supreme Court judge.
Rain, hail and a bit of snow to start the week
Multiple weather alerts are in place across Tasmania over the next few days, with icy conditions and strong winds on the way. See the forecast.
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Hobart nightclub’s bid for late nights
After a rocky start, new ownership and a rebrand, a Hobart nightclub and cafe could soon be open for late nights. Details.
‘Female drivers are some of the best drivers we have’
Women are bucking tradition and becoming garbage truck drivers to boost lagging driver numbers. Here’s why Tasmanians are leading the nation.
Demand to probe former mayor’s PR, legal fees
Launceston council discussed the use of ratepayer funds to cover legal and PR fees of Danny Gibson while the former mayor remained absent from Thursday’s meeting.
Hillcrest tragedy: Trial running out of time
The trial into the jumping castle tragedy at Hillcrest Primary School that killed six children continues for day eight with defence witnesses taking to the stand. Follow for updates.
Teacher assistant, 20, optimistic after buying home
‘Tired tropes about Gen Z choosing lattes and avocado on toast over home ownership are as offensive as they are wrong.’
Flexible cruise ship offering helps Tasmanians bring bigger suitcases
For the first time cruise ship passengers were able to begin or end their holidays in Hobart, and it brings benefits for travel-hungry Tasmanians.
Calvary’s delay impacted man’s ‘chances of survival’, coroner says
A Tasmanian coroner’s findings point to an 18-hour delay in diagnosis and treatment as the biggest factor in the death of a retired Oatlands farmer. The full report:
Why fishing stocks are no longer at rock-bottom
Rock lobster stocks are stabilising following record low stock levels according to the latest recreational fisher survey. Tassie fishers caught four times more in one region than the rest.
Red Bull Hardline founder to test Tassie’s course in stacked line-up
Among a list of 34 world-class riders raring to tackle the daring Red Bull Hardline Tasmania is the event’s British founder in his first visit to Maydena. Check out the full list.
LIST: Best and worst Derwent swim spots this summer
The results are in and we can reveal the best and worst sites along the Derwent to swim, based on water quality. Here’s how beaches along the Derwent Estuary rated.
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