Charges laid over fatal crash outside Cosgrove High School
Police have laid charges nearly a year after a fatal crash that killed a 12-year-old Cosgrove High School student, who was allegedly hit by a car outside his school.
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Bellerive business owner cops persistent racial abuse
‘I don’t know what to do now’: Beloved Bellerive restaurant owner at wits end after persistent racial abuse. The latest attack:
Woman wins $600k damages after stage fall at Baha’i Centre
A Queensland conference planner who fell off a Hobart auditorium stage after an unsecured wooden step gave way has been awarded more than $600,000 by a Supreme Court judge.
Rain, hail and a bit of snow to start the week
Multiple weather alerts are in place across Tasmania over the next few days, with icy conditions and strong winds on the way. See the forecast.
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‘Heartbreaking’: Radio control car club left with nowhere to go
The JackJumpers are preparing to build a new base in Kingston, but for another club it means being kicked out of their home of around 50 years. Here’s why it could spell the end for them.
Glenorchy company and director face over $100k in fines from Fair Work
The Fair Work Ombudsman is warning businesses who don’t obey workplace laws that they’re on watch after taking legal action against a Glenorchy company. What they could pay in fines:
Aussie man’s epic 197kg weight loss transformation
An Aussie man has opened up on the hard work that resulted in an incredible body transformation.
Cutie attacked her owner: Can their friendship survive?
Brightside Animal Sanctuary owner Emma Haswell was attacked and tramped last week by rescue camel Cutie. But could the attack have been masking a profound grief? WATCH THE REUNION >>
‘Diplomat Dan’ fails to get restraint order against Tasmanian magistrate
A Tasmanian man who accused a serving magistrate of arranging gang members to choke and kill him has failed to convince the Supreme Court to grant a restraint order. What the court heard:
Report reveals more speeding vehicles heading up mountain
Seven of the busiest days on record for vehicles travelling up kunanyi/Mount Wellington occurred in the last financial year. kunanyi’s traffic for 2023:
Government quiet on when key pokies report will be produced
Government has remained quiet on when a key pokies report, used to bat down the pre-commitment card, will be produced. Rolling coverage.
Designs released for JackJumpers’ new home
The Tasmania JackJumpers are a step closer to their dream home after detailed plans for a state-of-the-art high performance centre were lodged. See the designs:
Secret’s out: UK indie rock legends to headline Party in the Paddock
Festival organisers lure their favourite band as the secret headliner to the packed line-up set for the three day festival at Quercus Park. Why they are “stoked” these UK indie rock icons are coming to Tassie:
Love thy neighbour: Jackies, Devils dream of shared community future
The JackJumpers and Devils might not have moved in together yet, but already Tasmania’s newest sporting neighbours are getting on like a house on fire.
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