Final day of Festivale filled to capacity
The team behind Festivale believe the event’s success comes down to its ability to evolve as City Park in Launceston is filled to capacity for this year’s iteration. Full wrap of the final day.
Tasmania
Excitement multiplied for first day of school
There are few occasions in parenthood to rival the significance of a child’s first day at school – but the milestone is particularly meaningful for those with twins and triplets.
Notorious bushranger’s old home could be converted into museum
The former home of Tasmania’s most infamous bushranger, Martin Cash, is being lovingly restored by its current owner, who says she hopes to turn part of it into a boutique museum.
Is this ‘lazy Pom’ Tassie’s most rescued bushwalker?
Self-described ‘lazy Pom’ and former high school teacher Bill Tomalin has been rescued more times than many while exploring Tasmania’s bush. Here’s why.
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Empty homes ‘urgently’ need to be open to renters: union
A lack of housing continues to place pressure on the rental market, the union says as they map out a path forward.
Old colonial pub transformed into sleek cafe
A historic pub has been transformed into a modern cafe and its owner says the local community is “embracing” the change.
AFL fans swanning into Hobart in ‘unforgettable’ national-first
In an Australian-first, a cruise ship filled to the brim with AFL fans has docked in Hobart, with the ship emblazoned in the chosen team’s colours. Watch the docking.
Meet the kids who handed the Hurricanes their winners medal
A small group of kids have been chosen to present the medals at the BBL Grand Final. What the kids had to say.
Penguin numbers feeling the heat, academics say
Little penguins are at the heart of calls by academics to assist the state’s tourism industry in adapting to changes caused by a warming climate. Find out why.
State last in population growth, new report shows
Tasmania’s economic outlook is neither better or worse than last quarter according to a new report. Why politicians can’t agree if that’s good or bad for jobs.
‘Gap to fill’ in Derwent Ferry service: Labor
The state Opposition has joined forces with an event management specialist to call for a strategy to be developed for the Derwent Ferry service when it comes to major events.
Tourists ‘incredibly lucky’ to survive after fall: Police
Police have said two tourists fell into the ocean after walking off-track to a popular photo spot. Hear from the crew who rescued the man swept out to sea.
Peak body’s $150m health budget plea
The state government should dedicate five per cent of the health budget to preventive health measures, TasCOSS says. Here’s why.
Person flown to hospital after being removed from car
A person who was trapped inside a crashed vehicle on Bruny Island has been flown to hospital. The latest.
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