Move aside Lions, Swans — Katy Perry is a Devil
The global superstar might not fully understand what ‘barracking’ means, but she’s already picked her team. Watch Katy Perry create the Devils’ first chant.
The global superstar might not fully understand what ‘barracking’ means, but she’s already picked her team. Watch Katy Perry create the Devils’ first chant.
Global popstar Katy Perry is supporting the Tasmania Devils in the AFL ahead of the competition’s grand final between Sydney Swans and Brisbane…
A decision on the location of the Tasmania Devils’ High Performance Centre is so far behind the $70m facility will not be built on schedule according to local councils. Here’s what we know.
Along Battery Point’s picturesque Hampden Road is a new ‘elevated dining space’, one which might just have the recipe to success. Take a look inside.
An MP, who was a deputy mayor before parliament, says bullying and harassment has triggered a raft of resignations at Tasmanian councils. Here’s how the government says it’ll fix the problem.
Jacqui Lambie Network MP Andrew Jenner has been a rare sight during one of parliament’s busiest times of the year — budget estimates hearings. He explains why.
An inquest has heard a safety expert express his ‘shock’ at the speed Targa Tasmania competitor Anthony Seymour approached a corner shortly before his fatal incident. The latest.
A former nurse who forced medication into the mouth of an elderly patient has learned his fate after a tribunal ruled on the future of his career. Here’s what happened.
A 26-year-old Tasmanian man whose home-based drug operation was uncovered following his failed attempt to import methylamphetamine through the mail was sentenced.
German grocery giant Aldi has nearly 600 stores across Australia but Tasmania is the only state without one, prompting a local senator to call for greater competition in the supermarket sector.
The Murrihy report dominated a budget estimates hearing on Wednesday, with the Racing Minister quizzed about whether she offered her personal support to warned-off trainer, Ben Yole.
It helped out Tasmanians through the Great Depression and both World Wars. However, the current head of Vinnies in Tasmania believes ‘that some things change, but a lot stay the same’.
Tasmania’s Parks Minister has denied going slow on building a $40m flagship tourism development on the state’s West Coast to save money.
Parolees have been removing ankle bracelets intended to track their whereabouts, a parliamentary committee has heard. Here’s how often it’s happening.
The North-West council turned to one of its neighbours to find the man to replace former general manager Simon Overland. Here’s what the new GM had to say.
A Hobart court has heard how a woman defended herself as Tasmanian Olympic rowing medallist Simon Burgess struck her over the head multiple times. Here’s the latest from court.
Chris Fagan may be an outlier in AFL coaching ranks due to his age, but there’ll be one 86-year-old at the MCG on Saturday who’ll be cheering even louder than the Brisbane mentor should the Lions win.
Looking to get into the Airbnb market and wondering where you could make the most money in Tasmania? New data has given an insight into the potential highest-earning areas.
The use of TasNetworks computers to display messages urging staff to accept a pay offer was reminiscent of George Orwell’s book 1984, independent MP David O’Byrne says.
The controversial use of deterrents to keep animals away from salmon pens was discussed during a parliamentary committee. It revealed how many animals were killed last year.
Steve Kons has quit the Burnie Council – months after the council’s general manager resigned – with both parties signalling a “moment of change”. Here’s what he had to say.
An increase in the number of juvenile Maugean skates is a hopeful sign for the survival of the endangered species, scientists say.
The co-driver of the veteran driver who died in a 2021 Targa Tasmania crash has told a Hobart court of the frightening moments prior to the rollover at day one of an inquest.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is in Tasmania today to announce more funding for schools. Here’s what’s been promised.
The RSPCA-ordered shutdown of a Midlands labradoodle breeding operation in July is fuelling a push to outlaw puppy farming in the state. Here’s how it could happen.
Tasmania’s unemployment rate has remained unchanged at 4.3 per cent while the island’s population growth continues to be the slowest in the nation, new data has shown.
Dementia is predicted to be the number one contributing cause of death in Australia in the future, prompting one Tasmanian professor to call for drastic changes.
A Melbourne man accused of major trafficking of methylamphetamine and cocaine has failed to show for his Wednesday court date. What happened in court.
Ever get the feeling you’re being watched? If you’re in the view of one of 300+ cameras across Hobart’s CBD, you very well might be. Here’s how the CCTV network is helping police fight crime.
The proposed Mac Point Stadium has once again been the subject of intense questioning in parliament. Here’s the latest from Question Time.
Should the Tasmania Devils be based up north during the construction of the stadium? One MP thinks so. Here are her reasons.
A major sporting retailer has opened a second Tasmanian store and it’s also offering an exclusive meet and greet with homegrown Olympic golden girl Ariarne Titmus.
The planning application for the Macquarie Point stadium has finally been lodged by the Macquarie Point Development Corporation (MPDC). The submission includes new plans and details. Here’s what hundreds of Mercury readers have said so far.
An ongoing funding dispute at the Macquarie Wharf 6 redevelopment was endangering Hobart’s status as an Antarctic gateway city, a parliamentary inquiry into TasPorts has found.
A hearing has been delayed once again for a man accused of possessing child exploitation material because of a mental health assessment. Here’s the latest.
A review is underway after more than 50 injured emergency workers were overpaid workers’ compensation. Meanwhile a crucial step made in the proposed stadium. Here’s all you need to know from parliament >>
The Greens have unveiled a plan to scrap a number of key state government initiatives in order to pay for a suite of “ambitious” policies they say would create a better future for Tasmanians.
Tasmania remains a popular destination for cruise ships, and this upcoming season is expected to be the same. Here’s what that means for the award-winning Curringa Farm.
In the last four years over 1000 music venues across Australia have closed, but not all is lost. Here’s how these music fans want to keep the scene alive in Hobart >>
A three-year-old luxury hotel in the heart of Hobart’s CBD has topped international rankings for hotel’s, announced overnight at an awards ceremony in London. Find out why >>
Monday’s Hobart City Council meeting was paused after unruly elected members yelled, squabbled and spoke out of turn, with one alderman even urging the mayor to throw him out. WATCH.
The sky’s the limit when it comes to export markets and new tourism opportunities for Hobart as the first stage of a $130m runway upgrade begins. Here’s when the work will be complete.
The planning application for the Macquarie Point stadium has finally been lodged, revealing key details about the project, including a budget blowout and a proposed construction timeline.
The historic Hobart brewery is packing a punch with its newest brew, including a hefty retail price. Here’s why.
Enviro groups have hit back at the salmon industry after an oxygen study was hailed was proof the endangered Maugean skate can coexist with industrial fish farms.
Hobart is officially the most dangerous city to drive in Tasmania, claiming eight of the 10 worst crash locations. Check out the full list here >>
The man behind the deadly 1980s Kings Cross hostel fire has entered a plea to one charge of perverting justice. What the court heard.
Hobart Lord Mayor Anna Reynolds says the council will ensure services “can continue to be delivered” after a review of the organisation’s financial position made some concerning findings.
It’s been 35 years since the disappearance of Ian David Nichols, and in that time Police haven’t given up hope to find out what happened to him. Now they’ve renewed the call for information
The Hobart City Council has endorsed plans for new bike lanes and a reduced speed limit on a busy CBD street. Here’s what will be changing.
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