How Mac Point will do more than push Devils into the AFL
Tourism, hospitality, and services are all set to cash in from a new stadium, Tasmania’s AFL boss believes, drawing from similar infrastructure projects in Adelaide and Perth.
Tourism, hospitality, and services are all set to cash in from a new stadium, Tasmania’s AFL boss believes, drawing from similar infrastructure projects in Adelaide and Perth.
The cheque book is open and Opposition Leader promises a $37m cash injection to boost tourism and trade should the Coalition win the upcoming federal election.
Tasmania’s home of motorsport, Symmons Plains Raceway, would get an unprecedented upgrade under a Coalition Government. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton donned a racing suit in pit lane to reveal what he would do.
A keen businessman, Ian Cameron kickstarted Tasmania’s shellfish industry to become the producer of arguably Australia’s finest live oysters. He died aged 89.
The top rated and underperforming childcare centres across Australia have been revealed. Search and see the list and watch our exclusive videos.
The fledgling Tasmania Football Club came to life in 2024 revealing its team mascot and colours – now the Devils are looking to complete the club’s cultural fabric with a new theme song.
Hobart’s Lord Mayor Anna Reynolds has said there is “an appetite” for bike infrastructure, with a new transport survey indicating both more bike and car trips. The data explained.
A kayaker who had his leg amputated after he became wedged between rocks on the Franklin River on Saturday has been identified. SEE THE VIDEO.
Tasmanian prisoners seeking parole are encountering one key obstacle in their bid for freedom – and it’s not necessarily the reason you may think.
The Tasmania JackJumpers will debut a distinctive red and green jersey ahead of the silly season and a packed NBL schedule. And supporters can look the part too.
From friendly meerkats to fierce lions, this job packs a lot into the simple title of exotic animal keeper. Here’s what it takes.
Its adjacent power station provides around 13 per cent of Tasmania’s power and holds the honour of Australia’s largest arch dam. Now, a ‘visionary project’ is celebrating 50 years.
A company based just outside of Launceston who ‘make the impossible possible’ will have its products used by one of the biggest navies in the world. Inside the new technology.
Runner Dillon Goss finally completed the last leg of his mammoth 21-day, 1362km charity run across Tassie. Watch the moments after he crossed the finish line.
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