How Southern Outlet’s transit lane will work
The Outlet’s newest upgrade will become a transit lane once all works are completed. Here’s how it will work, and how much the fine will cost if you’re caught doing the wrong thing.
Tasmania
‘Iconic’ market pulls pin after council dispute
The organiser of an ‘iconic’ market in Southern Tasmania speaks out on her decision to pull the pin — saying the council forced her hand.
Teen accused of destroying Hobart school oval
Police have accused an 18-year-old of destroying a primary school oval in Hobart with a motorbike.
Bullying secret: Police refuse to reveal if gun was real
A mother has been denied information regarding a school incident where another student pointed a gun at her daughter’s head. What she wants to see done.
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‘Cowardly’ vandals strike Tassie candidate’s billboard
An independent Tasmanian candidate claims his campaign material, including a massive billboard and trailer, has been attacked by vandals.
‘Make corporations pay tooth tax’: Greens launch Tassie dental plan
A Greens policy to bring public dental services into Medicare — and establish free health clinics across the state — could save Tasmanians $5.4 billion over 10 years, Senator Nick McKim says.
Polite and least dangerous: How Tassie drivers stack up
Our drivers have a touch of Tassie charm with a new survey finding we are the most polite in the nation. Do you agree? TAKE OUR POLL INSIDE >>
‘Compassion and love of humanity’: Pope remembered
Tasmania’s Premier and Archbishop are among many leaders across Australia and the globe paying tribute to Pope Francis after he died on Easter Monday. Read the tributes.
Calls to protect learnings of the “oldest astronomers in the world”
Tasmania’s naturally dark skies draw plenty of stargazing tourists every year but calls are growing to officially designate dark sky areas in the state. See where.
‘It cannot be allowed to go on’: Concern over abuse case spike
The number of unallocated child safety cases has hit a two-year high, government figures show.
How ‘paper couture’ is helping children in poverty
Paper creations by Tasmanian artist Stephanie Reynolds are set to hit the runway by storm, modelled by House of Dance dancers at a charity fashion event.
Kerbside bin audit reveals amount of waste going to landfill in Hobart
The results of a kerbside bin audit conducted across Hobart have revealed the amount of materials going to landfill, with the city council saying it is determined to improve the overall resource recovery rate.
Tasmanian rum punches above its weight
A small Tasmanian rum distillery has won big at the recent World Rum Awards, unexpectedly coming away with multiple gongs.
Freaky thylacines and frogodiles: Exhibition explores the end of the world
In the eyes of this Hobart artist the end of the world is well and truly on the table. He explores this concept through new mediums in his latest exhibition.
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