He may have been disqualified from the big race at Maydena but Tassie’s own Dan Booker was honoured with a “special” award that shows how much he’s respected in the world of downhill mountain bike riding.
The government’s plan to ban third-party appeals against development approvals are “some of the most anti-democratic laws the state has ever seen”, Planning Matters Alliance Tasmania says.
Almost 12,000 beaches across the nation vied for the title but only one can come out on top. SEE THE LIST
Three-year-old Staffy, Max, faced the battle of his life when he was attacked by a snake. His owner cannot believe he’s still alive.
The new Spirit of Tasmania IV, which is currently berthed in Scotland, may remain there for up to an additional month at a cost of more than $23,000 a week to taxpayers.
Could you work with your partner? In honour of the month of love, we chat to four Tassie couples, who live and work together, about the highs and lows and their secrets for relationship success
Hobart’s ballooning urban rabbit population would be managed as a sustainable food resource with a cull by shooters, the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party says. Here’s how.
Prominent Tasmanian harness racing trainer, Ben Yole, has had his industry licence disqualified for three years after a panel of stewards found horses had been “systematically” mistreated at his stables.
A walk home from the pub soured for one pair after one of them stabbed the other in the neck, resulting in jail time for the attacker.
A fire continues to burn at Snug Tiers in the Channel region. Video: Tasmania Fire Service
A psychologist has been forced to take the stand to defend a forensic report she wrote about a man who pleaded guilty to the manslaughter death of a 10-month-old baby.
It costs more to keep a young offender at the Ashley Youth Detention Centre for a day than it would to fly to London for a night in a top hotel, federal figures show.
A peak safety body claims children are ‘much safer at 30’ after some other states take the plunge to drop school zone limits, and the state government hasn’t dismissed the idea. POLL INSIDE >>
Lake Rosebery will remain closed for two more weeks while the clean up crew undertakes trials to determine the best method for removing up to 4,500 litres of oil. The latest:
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