Parcel posted from Victoria allegedly containing meth seized
Police allege drugs posted in a parcel across state borders was intercepted and seized. The details >>
Tasmania
Timeline on when charges will be laid after officer died in shooting
Further details have emerged following the death of a police officer in the line of duty, including his family accepting a police funeral.
Why federal government has ‘capped’ Macquarie Point funding
The federal government says it remains steadfast on not providing further funding for the Macquarie Point Stadium as Tasmanians ask why an NRL team is receiving much more.
UTAS takes out top spot in global ranking
The University of Tasmania has once again excelled in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings, retaining its position as the world’s number one educational institution for climate action.
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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.
Former Salmon Tasmania boss Luke Martin pitch for parliament
Luke Martin was inspired by late Labor Premier Jim Bacon’s vision for Tasmania. Now he wants to follow his mentor into politics.
‘Fix this fiasco’: Former Attorney-General to run
A former Attorney-General is making an independent bid in the upcoming state election, frustrated with Tasmania’s current government. What her run could mean for the political landscape.
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