Libs blocking access to Marinus Link business case: Labor
Labor has accused the Liberals of blocking access to a business plan for one of the nation’s biggest energy projects, the Marinus Link undersea interconnector.
Tasmania
‘Strength and conviction’: Unionist and environmentalist remembered
Paul Blake, an environmentalist and union leader, was “loved by everyone”. Read the tribute.
Senator who survived brain cancer ‘never sought the spotlight’
Most politicians chase a headline but a retiring Senator has been praised for pursuing outcomes for people in need. Read the tribute to her work.
Shotgun-wielding man jailed over Moonah home invasion
A Tasmanian man who was banned from possessing firearms when he threatened a Hobart woman with a loaded shotgun inside her own home has been jailed for three years.
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Long wait looms for Tassie election call
Tasmanian voters look set for a long wait for the ultimate outcome of today’s unexpected and unwanted state election. All you need to know ahead of the vote count.
Last-ditch pitches: the major parties give their last sell for the election
In the final hours before Tasmanians hit the polling booths, candidates from the major parties have given their final pitch to the state on why they deserve to be elected. What they have to say.
AI plan to speed up Tassie approvals
Artificial intelligence would be used to streamline council planning process under a proposed plan from the Local Government Association of Tasmania. How AI is currently being used in councils.
Unions still asking if Premier supports privatisation
“When you change your position on an issue by 180 degrees, it’s reasonable for people to ask some questions”: Unions are still questioning the Premier’s privatisation stance, up to the day of voting polls opening.
‘Evolution’: Pumphouse Point to unveil two luxe new stays
One of Tasmania’s premier nature-based hotels, Pumphouse Point, has unveiled two new boutique accommodation offerings on the edge of Lake St Clair.
Wild winds to blast Tassie polling booths
Tasmanians may need to hit the polling booths early to beat a cold front set to sweep the state, with the BOM issuing a warning for damaging winds up to 120km/h.
City snow globe: Town Hall to be transformed for ‘fun’ exhibition
Flurries of snow will dance off the face of Hobart’s iconic Town Hall as part of a new art exhibition designed to amplify the voices of people with disability.
Labor commits to breast scan change
Tasmanian Labor would make an immediate change in breast cancer screening practices if elected, bringing the state in line with BreastScreen Australia’s national policy.
Tassie jewels frozen in winter wonderland
Get ready to brave the chill on Hobart’s waterfront, where a unique winter event promises sparkling treasures for those willing to get a little frosty. The full details.
Greens push for long service changes
The Greens have pledged to push for a portable long-service leave scheme for workers care, cleaning and security sectors, no matter who forms government after Saturday’s election. How it works.
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