Missing Tassie war bride found in US
A six-decade-old mystery has finally been solved with the identification of the remains of a former Hobart woman whose body was found in California.
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Pack your bags: Jetstar’s major $46 Tassie sale
Jetstar has launched a mega sale on thousands of flights between the Apple Isle and the mainland, with fares starting from as low as $46. Check out the sale fares >>
Stadium builders ‘evasive’, economist claims
The independent economist who assessed Hobart’s proposed city stadium has accused the Macquarie Point Development Corporation of being “evasive” as cost blowout talks continue.
Why mainlanders are going wild for fast-growing running festival
It’s only in its fourth year but a popular Hobart trail running festival is attracting massive numbers of participants – and close to half of them are from interstate or overseas.
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A new Dark Ages: Blackouts loom but gas offers energy crisis lifeline
Aussie households face being plunged into summer blackouts unless politicians and regulators take urgent action on gas supplies. See what the experts say needs to happen now.
‘Priced out of existence’: Blunt warning on energy costs
The soaring cost of energy is smashing both Aussie businesses and household budgets. See the alarming increase in gas costs being passed on from manufacturers to Aussie families.
‘She’s better than you’: Partner’s taunt led to killing, court hears
A Tasmanian woman accused of stabbing her romantic partner to death following a heated argument over his infidelity has pleaded not guilty to murder in a Hobart court. How the trial will unfold.
Revamp: Kingston Hotel’s $3m makeover luring patrons
A popular watering hole in southern Tasmania has had a makeover. Read how it has changed.
Tasmania ranked second-best in Australia for business
Tasmania is the second-best jurisdiction in the country when it comes to removing red tape, a new analysis has shown. What this means for the state.
How Hobart can tackle decade-long housing crisis
Housing experts gather to pitch how to fix Hobart’s near-decade long crisis. Here’s what they recommend.
Are we there yet? Bridgewater Bridge passes another milestone
The new four lane bridge is edging closer to completion, with politicians out spruiking the progress. Here’s how it’s tracking.
Ferries fiasco focus of GBE hearings
The government-owned businesses responsible for the TT-Line replacement ferries fiasco are expected to come under heavy scrutiny in Tuesday’s start of the final week of parliament committee hearings.
Weekly choir catch-ups ‘bring warmth to hospital’
Singing is the best medicine for members of the Royal Hobart Hospital’s MediSing choir. Find out how they’re bringing the Christmas joy to wards and waiting rooms.
Two judges chosen to replace vacant positions in Supreme Court
Positions made vacant by the retiring of the state’s Chief Justice and resignation of disgraced judge Gregory Geason have been filled. What we know about the two new judges.
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