BIG LIST: Tassie’s worst fine dodgers named and shamed
The Tasmanian government has named and shamed the state’s biggest fine dodgers with offenders racking up over $9.8 million in debt. SEE THE WORST OFFENDERS + THE FULL LIST >>
Tasmania
Tassie fine defaulters: Which suburbs are the worst
Which Tasmanian suburbs owe the government significant fines? Find out which people in your suburb are among the state’s fine defaulters.
Murder charges laid over police officer’s death
Police have charged a North-West Coast man with multiple charges, including murder, after an officer was fatally shot on Monday. THE LATEST
‘I’ve crashed the Lambo’: Trial finally starts after long delays
The owner of an iconic Hobart delicatessen has appeared in court to formally deny allegations he attempted to defraud an insurance company of $180,000 following a fiery 2019 Lamborghini crash.
More Stories
How women’s health service is bursting the bubble on taboo
The Bubble is a much loved women’s health clinic in Launceston, but it’s struggling to meet the demand of Tasmanian women. How funding pledge could help them do more.
Architect Jiri Lev to stand in Lyons urging no housing ‘ghettoes’
A prominent Tasmanian architect has decided to take a tilt at politics. Read why housing is his priority.
Clarence mayor rules out running in ‘unnecessary’ election
While candidates are coming forward to run in the state election, one high profile mayor has decided not to stand. Read his thoughts.
‘More of same’: Liberals share Labor message with passcodes
The state election has only just begun but already each side is trying to get one-up on the other. Read the latest.
Doctor loses appeal against $755k botched haemorrhoid surgery
A Hobart Private Hospital surgeon will need to pay a patient thousands after a haemorrhoid surgery went wrong.
Former Salmon Tasmania boss Luke Martin pitch for parliament
Luke Martin was inspired by late Labor Premier Jim Bacon’s vision for Tasmania. Now he wants to follow his mentor into politics.
‘Fix this fiasco’: Former Attorney-General to run
A former Attorney-General is making an independent bid in the upcoming state election, frustrated with Tasmania’s current government. What her run could mean for the political landscape.
Burning of giant Maugean skate to draw Dark Mofo to close
Last chance to commit fears to Maugean skate before it is burned to prepare the community for a clean and sacred year.
Pentland heralds indy era
Bass independent Rebekah Pentland says she’s going to launch herself headfirst into a campaign for an election nobody wanted. Her view of the stadium’s effect on the polls.
Ex Lambie seeks preselection for Tasmanian National Party
‘Just arrogance’: An ex-Jacqui Lambie Network MP the slams Liberals as he announces his run for a party that’s been on hiatus in the state for several years. Behind his move.
Original URL: https://www.goldcoastbulletin.com.au/news/tasmania/page/7