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PHOTOS: Mystery surrounds crash that killed pedestrian

A pedestrian has been struck by a vehicle and killed after walking alongside a highway north of Hobart. LATEST >>

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Store manager at Routleys, Paul Herczykowski as his store was affected by the flooding along Murray Street. Picture: Zak Simmonds

BACK IN BUSINESS: Shops reopen after flooding

Businesses are back up and running after a burst water main erupted through the pavement and cut off water supplies. One shop owner is grateful for the quick action. VIDEO + LATEST >>

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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 17: People are seen queuing up at the Parafield Gardens COVID testing centre on November 17, 2020 in Adelaide, Australia. South Australia has reintroduced COVID-19 restrictions in response to a growing coronavirus cluster in Adelaide's northern suburbs. As of midnight on Monday, restrictions have been reintroduced across South Australia including the closure of gyms, play cafes and trampoline parks and the cancellation of indoor and outdoor community sport and trainings. Pubs, clubs and restaurants now have a capped capacity of 100 people per venue with one person per four square metres allowed and no stand-up consumption of alcohol while private gatherings are capped at 10 people per residence. Masks are now mandatory for aged care facilities, with visitors capped at two per day. (Photo by David Mariuz/Getty Images)

Hundreds of Tasmanians affected by SA outbreak

A Hobart man is one of about 1200 people to have travelled from COVID hotspot South Australia in recent weeks — and he has questioned one particular quarantine rule. DETAILS >>>

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Premier Peter Gutwein speaks at a coronavirus press conference on the 19th August 2020. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN

‘Our fight is not over yet’: Premier’s message

Premier Peter Gutwein has released a heartfelt message, encouraging Tasmanians, 100 days after the last case of COVID-19 was diagnosed in the state. READ HIS MESSAGE >>

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First Qantas flight from Sydney to Hobart after the borders reopened. Picture Chris Kidd

What the South Australia border restrictions mean

South Australia has been declared a medium-risk jurisdiction and travellers will have to quarantine or self isolate. SEE THE FULL LIST OF WHAT HAS CHANGED >>

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Mandatory quarantine as travellers warned

Travellers arriving in Tasmania from South Australia face two weeks of quarantine after the state government declared the state to pose a “medium risk” of coronavirus transmission. LATEST >>

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Shot of a group of friends making a toast over dinner

All the COVID-19 restrictions that are easing next Friday

A slew of COVID-19 restrictions are set to be eased from next Friday, including the contentious ‘vertical drinking’ ban and how many visitors you’re allowed at home. SEE WHAT’S CHANGING >>

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Janet (NO LAST NAME FOR PUBLICATION) purchased a battle axe property in Glenorchy with a house at the front and a commercial building out the back two years ago.She intended to develop the commercial aspect into residential but has discovered the property was surveyed wrong.She's also seeking to secure the nature strip near the rail to build a fence to make it safe for cars to drive down the back to the commercial part but TasRail won't give up the land. Picture: EDDIE SAFARIK

‘Daggy’ embankment stalls northern suburbs development

A historical encroachment onto government land has left a retired nurse and small-time property developer high and dry, unable to develop a historic factory in Hobart’s northern suburbs.

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Six Tarkine Defenders have been charged today, after defending rainforest trees on public land from logging. Picture: Supplied

Letter from Tasmanian doctors to end native logging

A heartfelt letter, signed by hundreds of Tasmanian doctors has appealed to Minister for Climate Change and Premier Peter Gutwein to end native logging in Tasmania.

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‘My money jar won’t be big enough to fit this win’

A lucky Tassie woman has confessed the money jar she uses to save her scratchie winnings isn’t big enough to hold the $50k prize she won. See where the winning ticket was from >>

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