Fallen cop’s police funeral date confirmed
The plans for veteran cop Constable Keith Smith’s police funeral have been released on Friday, with the wider community invited to offer respects after his service. The details.
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‘He had my back’: Why Keith Smith was such a respected cop
A police officer who died in a shooting while on duty has been remembered as one of the best. Read the reflections from his friend and colleague.
Why Tasmania’s population growth is the lowest in the nation
Sobering data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics has shown that Tasmania recorded by far the lowest population growth in the country last year. REACTIONS >>>
Machine guns and sniper rifles uncovered in search of George Town home
Machine guns and sniper rifles were among the illegal firearms uncovered by police at a northeast Tasmanian home on Wednesday. The details >>
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‘Nice person and gun footballer’: Local great mourned
A Tasmanian footballer described as one of his club’s greatest defenders has been remembered as someone who was “everyone’s mate” and a player who never took a “backwards step”.
Why Tassie should be next state for GPs to treat ADHD
The peak body for GPs has called on the state government to expand powers to allow doctors to diagnose and treat ADHD after reforms were introduced interstate.
Come clean on stadium stance, Greens urge Labor
Rosalie Woodruff has called on Dean Winter to clarify Labor’s position on the Hobart stadium after accusing Mr Winter of wavering on a commitment to support fast-tracked legislation.
Dark Mofo dollars could hit $50M+ as confidence and tourists return
Modelling shows the economic impact of this year’s Dark Mofo is on track to surpass or at least equal that of 2023’s event, heralding a hugely successful new era for the iconic arts festival.
Libs ‘getting on with job’ with latest health pledge
The Liberal Party has targeted women’s health on the campaign trail with party leader Jeremy Rockliff promising four new BreastScreen clinics. Here’s where they would go.
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.
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