Luke McGregor’s childhood dream may surprise you
Beloved Tassie comedian Luke McGregor talks about making his younger self proud, Tasmania becoming cool, and if there’ll ever be any more Rosehaven.
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Angus Taylor or Sussan Ley ‘not the answer’, Labor’s wake-up call
The Coalition has ‘completely lost touch with the mainstream’, Wilkie says, casting an eye over the future of the Oppositions. Tassie also sent Labor a strong message on salmon, he claims.
Trump buddies up with Pauline Hanson, but not as you know it
Meet the comedy group that ambushed Pauline Hanson with a Donald Trump lookalike at a polling booth in Hobart.
Doctors to play bigger role to help those facing domestic violence
Tasmanians experiencing family violence often make their first disclosure to their doctor. This new service will help GPs connect them with the right support.
New Hobart eatery promises to transport diners to South-East Asia
The team behind Bar Wa Izakaya have opened a new venture, Lost in Asia, a bar and restaurant they promise will transport diners to the streets of South-East Asia.
Logie-winning actor’s surprise Tassie connection
Much loved Australian actor Patrick Brammall is diving into his family history on a popular SBS show — which brought him to the Apple Isle.
‘Put the big salmon parties last’: Anti-salmon rally draws thousands
Thousands have been urged to “put the major parties last” as independent and Greens candidates joined forces at ‘Vote Salmon Out’ rally.
‘Sacrifices of those who came before’: families honour Anzacs in Tassie services
‘Without him … I would not be here and many of you would not be here” Elizabeth College student Lachlan Monk spoke of his great grandfather’s “indomitable spirit” at Friday’s Hobart Dawn Service. Hear from the other families honouring the Anzac heroes.
44 carcasses in 7 minutes: Tassie’s huge spike in roadkill
Bessie the baby wombat is one of thousands of animals left orphaned after their mums were killed on Tasmanian roads. Wildlife rescuers say why there’s been a huge spike in roadkill.
Devil of a tribute for passionate swimmer who died during triathlon
A Tasmanian father who tragically died during Coles Bay Triathlon will be honoured during the annual Devil of a Swim. His son details the meaning behind the tribute.
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