Fast-growing community rise up against salmon expansion
It’s become a bustling region in recent years and now the Southern Beaches community has joined the pushback against the state’s salmon industry.
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Tassie-born royal reunites with son serving as a military officer
Tassie-born royal Queen Mary has reunited with her son, Crown Prince Christian, at the barracks he has been serving as a military officer. See the pictures.
Hearing delays for alleged fur seal killer
A Tassie man accused of holding a fur seal captive for over a year before shooting it dead is now facing new charges. Get the latest.
Lipscombe Larder boss phones in to court over Lamborghini charge
Tasmania’s new Chief Justice wants one of the court’s oldest unresolved matters put to bed, with a high-profile hospitality figure accused of trying to rip off an insurance company for almost $200,000 after a Lamborghini crash. Get the latest.
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Heat is on at annual Firefighter Championships
The competition is heating up as more than 200 firefighters take part in the annual State Firefighter Championships, putting their stamina, attention to detail, and co-operation to the test.
Abattoirs to be subject to more monitoring and spot checks
The government has released the recommendations of a taskforce it set up in the wake of distressing footage of alleged animal cruelty at abattoirs. Read the latest.
Man found dead after house fire at Bicheno
Sadly, officers found a man’s body inside a home that was destroyed by an early morning fire on the state’s East Coast. The latest.
Hillcrest tragedy: What we know from court so far
Fresh evidence on the Hillcrest jumping castle tragedy has been laid out at the Devonport Magistrates Court this week. Here’s what’s happened in court.
REVEALED: Historic Hobart Treasury building to be sold
Hobart’s historic Treasury building was first put on the market six years ago. Read why the government is again offering it for sale.
Top tips to deal with exam anxiety for college students
Senior secondary students across the state will begin their exams on Monday, with a clinical psychologist saying it’s often the ‘unknown’ that can lead to stress. Here’s how to beat it.
Farmers get $150m promise for critical irrigation scheme
The federal Coalition has fired the starter’s gun in Tasmania with its first funding promise ahead of the election. Find out what they are backing.
Liberal ‘coup’ as new state director appointed
The Liberal Party has revealed its new state director. Find out who’s coming back.
‘Grim’ grandstand to get crucial upgrade
‘There’s no doors on the showers, there’s only one toilet, which we share between a full football team.’ Facility upgrades are set to boost female teams who have been dealing with ‘grim’ amenities.
Wooley: Clearly our US mates are not just like us at all
A man like Donald Trump wouldn’t have a hope of being elected in Australia … our even be in the running
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