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Tasmania
School run interrupted as students dumped on busy road
A driver has been suspended after students at a Southern Tasmanian school were ordered off a bus and told to walk. Here’s what the school said.
‘Woefully inadequate’: Calls for law change around pool fencing
The findings of a coroner’s report into the drowning death of a four-year-old has triggered criticism of current laws around pool safety and fencing.
Arsonist blows second chance given to him by judge
Not long after serving a reduced sentence, a man reoffended several times over a three-month period. Here’s what a Supreme Court judge said about him.
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Clarence council ready for High Performance Centre vote
REVEALED: Here are the dates and questions Clarence ratepayers will be asked in a vote about the $70m AFL High Performance Centre.
Shock statistics: Tassie assaults and robberies skyrocket
The number of Tasmanians robbed in 2023 was the highest in 31 years and assaults also increased. Read what the data revealed.
Doctor broke law when he signed death certificates, inquiry finds
A senior medical officer at the Launceston General Hospital acted outside the law by signing death certificates for patients he had not seen, an independent inquiry has found.
Premier says environmentalists hellbent on shutting down key industries
Premier Jeremy Rockliff says environmentalists “would stop at nothing” to shut down the state’s salmon, tourism, mining and forestry industries – placing thousands of jobs at risk.
‘Kick in the guts’: Anger as dairy giant backtracks on pay parity offer
As soon as a meeting with their employer wrapped up, disgruntled workers walked out of a northwest Tasmanian dairy factory and started rallying on the side of the Bass Highway. Find out why.
Detailed model of Port Arthur lovingly restored after a decade in storage
Parents are being urged to take their kids to Port Arthur in the coming school holiday period, after a painstakingly detailed model of the penal colony was restored and put on display once more.
Baby on board: Criminal leads police in hot pursuit to hospital
A criminal with an extensive record has faced court for an unusual crime, after driving at extreme speeds – with police in pursuit – to get his pregnant girlfriend to hospital.
TT-Line sank extra €50m on ships amid ferry fears
TT-Line was worried it could have lost the two partially completed Bass Strait ferries if the Finnish shipbuilder had collapsed, a parliamentary committee has heard.
Game time for UTAS team
We do a lot in Tasmania, but did you know we make video games? Here’s the newest game hitting the market, made with the brainpower of UTAS students.
Up She Rises choir perform Savage Daughter
Up She Rises give a preview performance for the beginning of the Festival of Voices.
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