A young Risdon Prison inmate with a long history of knife-related violence, and who once set his prison cell alight in protest over lockdown conditions, has been declared a High Risk Offender.
Launceston council adds costly additional works to Albert Hall — having already paid $5 million. It was a decision that one resident demanded answers for.
Smouldering bushfires in the West Coast’s Takanya Trail isn’t stopping more than 200 dedicated runners from competing. However, organisers have been forced to make some changes.
Hobart’s Elliott Beswick has been living in Brisbane for six years. How he is preparing for his first cyclone experience.
Cutting red tape will be one of the central planks of Jeremy Rockliff’s State of the State address to Parliament on Tuesday. Why he is launching a new sweeping assault.
A couple convicted of the murder of their former son-in-law have faced court on Monday to appeal their 2023 sentence. What the court heard.
Resurrecting the Cradle Valley cableway, a $35m expansion of MyState Bank Arena and boosting investment in housing top the wishlist from the state government and industry groups going into this year’s federal election.
Public sector union leaders have accused the government of being “gutless” for failing to front a meeting about which jobs would be targeted by a hiring freeze on non-essential roles.
The University of Tasmania has released high-level concept plans for a proposed $500m redevelopment of its Sandy Bay campus – and it wants federal funding assistance to bring the project to fruition.
About two tonnes of rubbish – including over 100 homemade bongs – were removed from Rokeby Hills on Clean Up Australia Day by dedicated volunteers. See the before and after pictures.
The Albanese government says three new Medicare urgent care clinics will open in Tasmania if Labor retains power at the federal election. SEE WHERE THEY WOULD BE BUILT>>>
The Opposition has criticised an independent MP for publicly declaring she had lost confidence in the minority Liberal government.
This Hobart market was a humble 12 stalls with “like five florets of broccoli” just 16 years ago. Now with dozens of stalls and “five million” florets, it has just been ranked in the top 10 markets in the world. Read why:
Following weeks of uncertainty, the state government has abandoned plans to lease out the Spirit of Tasmania IV ferry, which is currently docked in Scotland.
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