Teen assaulted Woolies security, stole eight meat trays
A teen who, with two other youths, assaulted Woolies security and stole meat trays, has been sentenced. Why a Tasmanian judge didn’t give him jail time.
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Dogs Home in midst of unwanted puppy crisis, how to help
The Dogs’ Home of Tasmania is bursting at the seams with puppy love — but the huge number of them has prompted an urgent fundraising push.
Popular craft brewer takes over Fox Friday’s operations
Love a good beer? Read what one of Australia’s most popular independent craft brewers has in store for Tasmania.
IGA empire’s pitch for new $2.7m store
An IGA is hoping to move into a suburb that already has the two supermarket giants — Woolworths and Coles — but the developer believes there’s a ‘community need’. Here’s why.
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How Tassie’s National Trust is reconnecting locals with their roots
The organisation behind the Hobart Convict Penitentiary hopes a new ticketing deal will encourage locals to reconnect with their history.
Another sitting MP switches to National Party
A former Lambie has announced she will be recontesting for her NW Tasmanian seat, but for a different party where she joins a familiar face.
Plans to fast-track Ashley replacement hits roadblock
Government plans to open a replacement to the troubled Ashley Youth Detention Centre have hit a roadblock after the Legislative Council voted down a bill to fast-track the process.
Rockliff not resigning likened to Trump behaviour: Forrest
The Premier’s decision to send Tasmanians to the polls instead of resigning has been compared to “Trump-like behaviour” by a respected MP. Here’s why she says ‘egos must be put aside’.
GALLERY: City purged after lighting of Ogoh ogoh
Crowds flocked to watch the giant ogoh ogoh shaped as an endangered Maugean skate for the finale of Dark Mofo. 30+ images from the midwinter festival.
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.
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