Ferries, UTAS, and the bridge: Mayors outline election priorities
The four Greater Hobart mayors have joined forces to put their top priorities for the city in the spotlight. See what they will be asking of the next federal government.
Tasmania
Domestic violence charity event cancelled amid controversy
A fundraising and speaking event for a Tasmanian domestic violence charity has been cancelled amid ongoing controversy surrounding its founder.
Govt MPs using same messaging app tied up in US scandal
Government ministers routinely use encrypted messaging apps including WhatsApp and Signal amid concerns they might be used to evade legitimate public scrutiny, state parliament has heard.
Lambie MP quizzes Premier on Integrity Commission reforms
Premier Jeremy Rockliff makes a pledge on when reforms to the Integrity Commission, proposed ten years ago, would progress after Andrew Jenner raises the issue in parliament.
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‘Unbelievable response’: Devils top jobs are hot property
As the Tasmania Football Club seeks to fill some of its most important roles, the Devils have revealed a high quality field of candidates has emerged. Here’s what we know.
Record hotel occupancy rates for Tassie region
A Tasmanian region has recorded its highest occupancy rates, while a popular tourist attraction in the same area has seen its strongest numbers since the Covid pandemic. However, it is not all positives for the region.
Masseur facing new charges over alleged indecency against client
A Tasmanian masseur who allegedly indecently assaulted a female client during a Hawaiian-style massage at South Arm last year has been served with new charges in a Hobart court.
Complaint against Mayor over Facebook posts
A Code of Conduct complaint against Derwent Valley Mayor Michelle Dracoulis has been partially upheld after a local arts organisation was left upset over social media posts.
‘I cry a lot’: Journalist and podcaster’s cancer fight for sons
A cancer diagnosis has rocked a Hobart journalist and podcaster. Here’s why Sam Ikin is fighting for his family.
Live music could soon be an everyday fixture at Salamanca
It’s not exactly rock n’ roll all night but live amplified music may soon be allowed in Salamanca’s outdoor dining areas for a certain window of time every day of the week.
‘Breath of fresh air’: Support for embattled Mayor Garwood
The fallout from a photograph posted by Launceston Mayor Matthew Garwood continues. The latest development.
Why Incat’s Derwent River move is cherry ripe
Incat announced plans last year for a new manufacturing plant at the Boyer mill. Why they’ve changed their plan.
Labor names candidate to take on Clark and Andrew Wilkie
Labor has finally announced its candidate for the seat of Clark at the May 3 election. How they hope to win an “uphill battle”.
Podcast duo have a taste for Tassie butter … and the Hawks
Beloved podcasters Toni and Ryan are in town for the Hawks-GWS clash at Launceston’s UTAS Stadium. But there’s something else that has brought them down from the mainland.
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