The condition making work impossible for Tassie women
Annaleise Heffernan was diagnosed with endometriosis last year. She says more needs to be done to support working women living with the condition.
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Work from home changes would take a ‘blunt axe to equality’
Peter Dutton’s push to put a stop to working from home would hurt working women, Tassie experts say.
‘Best antidote to despair is action’: Forests march draws thousands
A state government minister has slammed thousands of protesters as ‘woke’ and ‘out of touch’ as thousands took to the streets of Hobart chanting ‘end native forest logging’.
More than bragging rights on the line in footy match
The annual football game between Tasmania Police and Tasmania Prison Service took place once again amid a brewing rivalry. However the game meant more than the result.
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Trout angler’s log collision sparks calls for life jacket reform
Tasmania’s marine safety by-laws should be amended to require boat operators to wear life jackets even when their vessel was not under power, a coroner has recommended.
Bus drivers strike action imminent: expect peak hour disruption
After going on strike earlier this week in the north of the state, Hobartians should expect disruptions to bus services as drivers take stop-work action.
REVEALED: Number of Hobartians working from home
New figures reveal how many Hobartians have returned to the office. One leading business figure says working from home could offer a solution to the state’s participation slump.
Brazen shoplifter jumps in back seat of car during police chase
A woman and two children under the age of 10 never expected to have a shoplifter jump in the back seat of their car while driving to the shops. His sentence.
Forever young: Guilford leavers in pictures
The high of finishing 13 years of schooling has been celebrated by Guilford Young College leavers at Elwick Racecourse. See all 43 pics >>
How Glenorchy will push for pool revamp funding
In the lead-up to the federal election, the Glenorchy City Council has come up with a plan on how to get funding for a proposed $84m aquatic centre facility. Here’s how.
Political donation disclosure changes loom
Tasmanian state politicians will be forced to disclose far more of the donations they receive under a Greens bill which has passed the House of Assembly. How it will work.
50+ snaps from Hobart College leavers dinner
Smiles and celebrations of Hobart College leavers at Elizabeth Street Pier. Check out our bumper gallery from the celebrations >>
No rates cuts or amalgamations from council review
A “one-in-a-generation” review of Tasmania’s local government won’t lead directly to any amalgamations, cuts to rates or job changes for council officials. Why councils are happy with the result.
‘New era’: How state-of-the-art patrol boat will bolster marine police
A new patrol vessel delivered to Tasmania Police has been described as “transformative” for the state’s marine policing capabilities. Inside the hi-tech boat.
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