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Ed BourkeSports reporter

Ed Bourke is an AFL and AFLW reporter for the Herald Sun and CODE Sports. He is also quick to jump on the bandwagon whenever any cricket or tennis comes to town. Ed previously worked as a sports reporter at NewsWire after completing a cadetship at the Herald Sun in 2022.

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Tasmania

BIG TUNA: Swansea fisherman reels in a monster

Swansea fisherman Ashley Hallam knew he had a big fish on the line, but even he was surprised when he finally landed a monster bluefin tuna. >>> See the photo

Tasmania

ONLINE POLL: Secret speed cameras ‘a revenue scam’

News of more hidden speed cameras on Tasmania’s roads to help curb the road toll has drawn a mixed reaction. VOTE IN OUR POLL >>>

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Ben Lomond Snow Sports staff Jeanette Elms and Mahalia Smith enjoy the heavy snowfall on Tuesday.

Top snow season expected as system dumps 20cm

Ben Lomond Alpine Resort are “very confident” there will be fantastic conditions for snow sports when the fields open in a month after a nice dumping of snow this morning. DETAILS + FORECAST>>>

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Nieces honour uncle with touching gesture

A local football club has paid a touching tribute to slain Tasmanian man Mick O’Neill, who was killed in Ukraine on Wednesday.

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Damien Dillon and his footy memorabilia at Howrah. Picture: Chris Kidd

Tassie footy figures want night at the museum

Tasmanian greats are among a group pushing for an institution devoted to the state’s footballing past. A recent funding win could help it become a reality. WHAT THEY ENVISION>>>

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Darren Fielding is a third generation dairy farmer from South Riana that have been supplying Cadbury milk for many years. Cadbury's this year will celebrate their 100th year of manufacturing chocolate in Australia. Picture: Simon Sturzaker

The man who provides a ‘glass and a half’ to Cadbury

Three generations of Tassie dairy farmers and local families have helped Cadbury notch up an incredible 100 years. Read their touching stories on why they love the brand as much as us.

Tasmania

‘Industrial chaos’: ‘Uninspiring’ budget divides opinion

Tasmanians have reacted passionately to the state budget, with the business community happy, while unions, Labor and The Greens have gone to town on Michael Ferguson’s first go at crunching the numbers. REACTIONS >>>

Tasmania

BEHIND THE NUMBERS: How Tassie’s budget will affect you

Our political experts have run their eyes over the state budget and declared the winners and losers as well as analysed key areas including health, education, housing, transport and tourism. BUDGET DEEP DIVE>>>

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Royal Hobart Hosptial. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones

EXPLAINED: 10-year transformation of Tasmania’s health system

Tomorrow’s state budget will deliver a nation-leaded, multi-million dollar digital transformation of Tasmania’s health system “for the virtual hospitals of the future”. UPGRADES >>

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Confronting find as dead fish cover beach

Concerned residents are in shock after thousands of fish were found dead washed up on a local beach this morning. SEE THE PHOTOS + VIDEO >>

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