Robert Clifford has called on both major parties to commit “serious funding” to Incat’s new ferry-building facility, saying the $80m expansion could generate up to 3000 new jobs in Tasmania.
After four deaths in a week, major party candidates were asked how their party would tackle the crisis of gendered violence. Read their responses
Popular indie rockers Ball Park Music is kicking off it’s Australia tour with a couple of stops in the Apple Isle — and they’re bringing a new sound with them.
Behind the door of a refurbished confectionary shop on Liverpool Street is Scholé, star chef Luke Burgess’s latest restaurant has a quirky twist making it an exclusive experience.
General practices across Tasmania are set to receive infrastructure upgrades through a unique, ‘nation-leading’, training model only found in this state. How clinics will use the money.
The top rated and underperforming aged care homes across Tasmania have been revealed. Search and see the list and watch our exclusive video.
With the state’s capital tipped to peak at 33 degrees on Monday, Tasmanians won’t have to wait long for a cool reprieve from the weather. The forecast.
There are no idle hands at Devils HQ — despite coming to the end a massive year in the evolution of the Tasmania Football Club. Find out what’s planned next.
Suzie arrived at one Tasmanian animal shelter nearly blind and in “significant pain” from a medical condition. Why more dogs like her are being surrendered during the festive season.
The Labor candidate who will take on sitting federal Liberal MHR Bridget Archer has finally been announced. Find out who it is.
A popular luxury resort in Tasmania is expanding its accommodation offering due to overwhelming demand, with new designs giving a glimpse of the grandeur. See inside.
The deputy mayor of a Greater Hobart council is spearheading a push to restore a hard waste collection service in her municipality – but the move would come at a cost.
Tassie can expect an early burst of summer with temperatures forecasted to reach the mid-30s in some parts of the state. Where it’s predicted to sizzle.
Following the Prime Minister’s Macquarie Harbour visit, a salmon worker says he and his co-workers are anxious about an impending decision that could see their industry removed from the West Coast.
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