Kayak owner found safe after search conducted
Police say the owner of an unattended kayak in Murdunna has been found after a search got underway.
Tasmania
Say cheese: New bridge cameras crack down on leadfoot drivers
Ageing speed cameras on the Tasman Bridge have been replaced with new hi-tech devices boasting greater capability of nabbing dangerous drivers. See when they’ll be operational.
‘Nazi’: Hobart Tesla dealership plastered with anti-Elon Musk graffiti
Tasmania’s sole Tesla car dealership has been vandalised with graffiti branding the company’s controversial co-founder and CEO, Elon Musk, as a “Nazi”.
Taste of the Huon in photos
Delicious food, sun and good company: The Taste of the Huon had it all this March long weekend. Check out the 50+ faces.
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PM’s $28m boost for Maugean skate
Despite delaying a decision on the expansion of a salmon farm on the West Coast, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has promised to spend big to improve conditions in Macquarie Harbour.
Embezzlement repeat offender learns fate after $270k fraud
A 39-year-old accounts clerk, who stole $270,000 from a Tasmanian family business after failing to disclose an embezzlement conviction, has been sentenced in court.
Chainsaw attack appeal delayed as lawyers raise ‘fresh evidence’
The appeal of a woman jailed after a jury found she played a role in a chainsaw attack on a neighbour has been delayed, after defence lawyers claimed they had “fresh evidence” in the case.
Hillcrest trial: Day five wrap up
Pegs used to hold down the jumping castle that became airborne at Hillcrest Primary School in 2021 were ‘not up to standard’, according to an expert. Here’s a wrap up of day five of the trial.
Greens flag animal welfare action
Opposition, minor party and independent MPs in state parliament could combine to force improvements to Tasmania’s animal welfare laws, Greens MLC Cassy O’Connor says.
Targa Tasmania to enter new chapter
Targa Tasmania unveils major “reboot” for 2025, with new dates, route, and future secured. What we know.
Remembrance Day marked in Hobart
More than a century after the guns fell silent on the “war to end all wars” — humanity remains blighted by the misery of armed conflict, Hobart’s Remembrance Day service has heard.
Life-size statue of Edward ‘Teddy’ Sheean VC unveiled at Latrobe
More than 80 years after he made the ultimate sacrifice, Edward ‘Teddy’ Sheean’s has been honoured with a statue.
Tree change: Family’s dream to grow Christmas cheer
When Jade and Rohan Polanowski made the tree change to Richmond, they took the phrase “putting down roots” quite literally – embarking on a new chapter as the newly minted owners of the Richmond Christmas Tree Farm.
Dutton ‘not fazed’ by Rebecca White’s possible Lyons run
Opposition leader Peter Dutton says Lyons is “crucial” to win the federal election and he’s not fazed that former Tasmanian Labor leader Rebecca White might be a contender.
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