“It would be unacceptable for these ancestral remains to be used for research, teaching or exhibitions purposes:” A Tasmanian Aboriginal murder victim’s skull held in Scotland for 170 years is coming home.
Tasmania’s Health Minister has spruiked the benefits that will come from a digital transition to file vital medical information on computers rather than paper-based charts.
A spate of assaults targeting bus drivers includes one that hospitalised a driver on the weekend, the union confirms as they reject the government’s privatisation bid.
Describing a need to tighten the purse strings as a “challenge”, staff at the Department of Education, Children and Young People received an email revealing job cuts are coming.
As Metro’s trial of electric buses continues to be fraught with problems, it has been revealed its hydrogen buses are still not on the road. Read the latest.
A number of University of Tasmania senior executives are taking home more money than Premier Jeremy Rockliff, while some are earning close to or more than the Prime Minister.
Thousands lined the streets for Hobart’s Christmas Pageant, which included a special appearance from Bluey and his band of furry friends. But, Santa still was the major drawcard.
The Hobart Christmas Pageant didn’t disappoint with thousands lining the CBD streets all keenly waiting for the big man himself — Santa. ALL THE PHOTOS >>
A “flood” of people are expected to attend a public meeting about the state government’s strategic review of kunanyi/Mount Wellington, with fears over the potential resurrection of the cable car to loom large over the discussion.
The state’s top soccer body has pitched an $80m Home of Football in Clarence. Here’s what the mayor has to say about it.
The Tasmanian Heritage Council wants more pictures showing how the stadium will look against Hobart’s heritage sites. Here’s what they’re concerned about.
Four of the 48 most urgent recommendations of the Commission of Inquiry have still not been delivered, five months after they were due.
Graduating Rosny College students left exam stress well and truly in the dust as they celebrated the end of year in style. Check out all the 40+ photos >>
When volunteer firefighter Robert Elliott did a first aid course 20-years-ago, he was told he would likely have to do CPR on a friend or colleague. But he never thought he would need it.
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