Foodie mastermind Madi is sizzling-up a new festival
First there was Hobart’s Farm Gate Market, and then Street Eats @ Frankos — and now the livewire behind the initiatives is ready to bring a new festival to the city. Here’s what’s planned
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World record broken in Hobart marathon by runner wearing Crocs
This year’s Cadbury Marathon featured a man who broke an unusual world record. The event was also the biggest yet, with around 1900 participants.
Fun, sweat and Forrest Gump: Cadbury Marathon gallery
The Cadbury Marathon was as popular as ever with a record turnout tackling the race, including an appearance from a popular movie character. CHECK OUT ALL THE PICS >>
Insta-trouble: social media junkies driving dangerous behaviours
People desperate for content are making reckless decisions tackling Tasmania’s beautiful — but dangerous — outdoors. Here’s the profession most likely needing assistance.
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Parents celebrate ‘one-in-a-million’ birth of identical triplets
A set of identical triplets welcomed into the world last week are believed to be the first such “multiples” born in Tasmania in more than 50 years.
Dog mauled pet and woman in ‘highly traumatising’ attack
A Hobart Magistrate has sentenced the owner of a dog that attacked another dog and its owner in a suburban street, witnessed by two young children. What the Magistrate had to say.
Salmon industry ‘important to grow and thrive’: Enviro Minister
The state government is once again backing the salmon industry amid its uncertainty following a tour of Storm Bay and Tassal facilities. Here’s how many Tasmanians share the same view.
Independent panel hands down review into maternity services
An independent review into maternity services at the Royal Hobart Hospital has handed down 38 recommendations with one key issue seemingly plaguing the ward.
Could ticketing be the solution to parking woes at popular spot?
Tasmania’s hot spots are being swamped by keen nature lovers, resulting in parking chaos at one much-loved site. But adding a bigger car park might not be the solution >>
State’s oldest soccer club gets go-ahead for home ground overhaul
Tasmania’s longest-running soccer club has been given council approval to build new facilities at its home ground as it continues to see rapid growth in female membership.
Young man’s sentencing over baby’s death continues to stall
A forensic psychologist’s report outlining “possible contributors” into the death of a 10-month-old baby has again held up sentencing. What the court heard.
Cadbury Marathon breaking records before race starts
Runners will be aiming to break records at the popular Cadbury Marathon, but its race director says it could do so before the starting gun on Saturday. Here’s how.
Glenorchy business evacuated after possible gas exposure
It was a rough morning for a dozen people who had to be treated after being potentially exposed to carbon monoxide. Where the incident unfolded.
Luxury apartment complex to go ahead despite developer collapse
A ritzy residential project slated for Hobart is still expected to be built even after the firm behind the development entered voluntary administration.
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