First look: The upgrades at UTAS Stadium
Further details of the $130m upgrade of UTAS Stadium have been revealed as the northern ground prepares for the Tasmania Devils’ entry into the AFL. Check out the newest images >>
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Queen Mary turns heads with skiing snaps
The Tassie-born royal is known for her impeccable dress sense, but Queen Mary is turning heads for a different reason in new snaps posted to her social media page.
Apartment complex slated for old aged care site
A well-known property mogul has revealed his plans to build an apartment complex at the former site of a long-running aged care home that has since closed its doors.
Could Metro be sold off in Rockliff’s privatisation push
The state government is considering selling off some of its businesses to pay down soaring debt.
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Hobart tip six years away from life after landfill: What next?
The life of Hobart’s tip is quickly coming to an end but plans are well advanced for life after landfill. See what the plans are >>
New Glenorchy councillor elected to fill Harry Quick vacancy
After the passing of Glenorchy Alderman Harry Quick, a new member has been elected to take his spot, and he’s no stranger to the council. Latest.
Ari urges Tasmanians to get into swim of summer on home turf
Olympic superstar Ariarne Titmus will spearhead a new tourism campaign that encourages Tasmanians to spend summer in their own state.
Ariarne Titmus wants Tassie to holiday at home
Swimming superstar and proud Tasmanian Ariarne Titmus is urging Tasmanians to holiday at home in a new tourism campaign.
Report shows more Tassie kids locked up in youth detention
In the past financial year there was an increase in the number of young people locked up at the Ashley Youth Detention Centre. Here’s a look at the numbers.
New clue in Tasmanian jumping castle tragedy
The families of six children killed in the Hillcrest Primary School incident are bracing for a high profile court case.
Dark Mofo’s 2025 return promises to be ‘darker than ever’
After taking a beat in 2024 to reflect on what it could offer moving forward, Dark Mofo will return in 2025 after a huge cash injection from government. Here’s the latest.
Hillcrest hearing hoping to answer questions about school tragedy
Over nine days, the circumstances and events leading up to the deaths of six children will be analysed as the jumping castle operator at the centre of the Hillcrest tragedy fights charges against her.
How warming temperatures will harm Tasmanians
A Hobart junior doctor is heading to the UK to study public and planetary health after winning a prestigious scholarship. She says climate change will affect everyone – including Tasmanians.
‘Robbery for likes’: Mayor wants crackdown on weapon laws
The annual police survey has found a steep rise in knife crime, a trend noted in other states, but which local community leaders say is worse in Tasmania because of lax weapon laws.
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