Rockliff’s plea to save smelter in letter to Albo, Dutton
The Premier has penned a letter to the Prime Minister and Opposition leader urgently seeking a plan to secure the future of a smelter that employs hundreds of Tasmanians.
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Timeline revealed for Spirit of Tasmania berth
More details have emerged into the timeline for the berths for the new Bass Strait ferries, but the TT-Line boss remained coy on costs in a parliamentary committee.
Goodbye for now, but not forever to New Zealand flights
Flights between Hobart and Auckland will pause, but it won’t be for long with a timeline already revealing its return.
Taste of France arrives to Hobart
Former MONA head chef is behind a new restaurant seeking to fill an untapped market in Hobart — French cuisine.
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‘It’s an embarrassment’: TT-Line takes blame for ferries fiasco
The interim chair of TT-Line says the government-owned ferry company has identified the four major mistakes which contributed to the state’s biggest infrastructure fiasco.
Burger franchise’s Tassie expansion lands with mega giveaway
The fast food chain — Grill’d — is moving into Hobart with a bang by giving away 754 burgers on its opening weekend. Here’s why.
Old foes square off for new forest wars
Old foes are digging in for a rerun of the state’s forestry wars as a federal election looms.
Free: New Bridgewater medical care clinic eases hospital pressure
The fifth Medicare Urgent Care Clinic will be officially opened on Thursday and already the clinics are helping thousands of Tasmanians. Read the latest.
Spikes in shoplifting and youth crime prompt police action
More police patrols have been announced in Hobart’s northern suburbs, but some businesses are concerned about long-term solutions to growing anti-social behaviour. What businesses have to say.
More buses, ferries rolled out for Christmas shoppers
Christmas shoppers will have an alternative to dealing with packed carparks with extra transport services added for the holiday period. Here are the details.
Minister keeping mum on whether Metro will privatise
Questions on whether Metro could privatise remain unanswered after Minister Eric Abetz declines to answer questions on the issue during a committee hearing. The latest.
Man ‘tried to keep relationship’ by accessing child abuse images, court hears
The former partner of convicted pedophile Christopher Farrell has taken to the witness box in a Hobart court, stating he only accessed child abuse material to “keep his relationship”.
Spirit IV docks in Scotland at a cost of $47k a week
Tasmania’s new Spirit of Tasmania ferry has been dubbed the “huge Australian fiasco ship” arrived at its new Scottish home, the port of Leith. See the photos
Bumper gallery: St Michael’s Collegiate leavers dinner
Collegiate students brought the glitz and glam for their leavers dinner at Wrest Point. See all 57 photos.
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