Key firefighting vehicles struck out of action after targeted act
Several vehicles critical to protecting the state from bushfires are temporarily out of service in what Sustainable Timbers Tasmania claim is a targeted attack.
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‘We remain confident’: How Tassie is faring amid egg shortage
Supermarket shelves are bare, and poultry are being wiped out from bird flu as the nation grapples with an egg shortage. But Tasmania is faring differently amid the national crisis.
Forest wars epicentre, Spring Bay Mill, hits market for $15m
The former Gunns Wood Chip Mill at Triabunna was an epicentre in the “forest wars” before it was taken over and dismantled by environmentally conscious investors. Now it’s for sale.
Cost of living the focus of Peter Dutton’s snap visit to Tasmania
A day after the Prime Minister was in Tasmania, the Opposition Leader visits an electorate that is up for grabs for both major parties. What Peter Dutton did during his time in Tasmania.
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Bitter industrial dispute between council and staff deepens
Hobart City Council management has sought to end an intense dispute with its workers as the Fair Work Commission is called in to help mediate the situation.
Maverick Lambie MP makes big call on state budget
Andrew Jenner, the sole remaining state Jacqui Lambie Network MP, has revealed whether he will support the passage of the state budget through parliament.
How to beat the middle age slump
Cliches aside, the midlife crisis is real. The 40s, 50s and 60s are a time of huge upheaval for men and women, and Tassie’s Daniel Sih is helping ease the middle age struggle with a new podcast.
Launceston man charged with rape
A Launceston man has been charged with rape and is set to appear in court. Details.
Man who set girlfriend on fire loses appeal
Hobart man Matthew John Davey set his girlfriend on fire when she said she was leaving him. Today he lost his appeal to get out of jail. The details.
Cost of new Southern Outlet lane balloons as state seeks federal help
The long-discussed new lane planned for the Southern Outlet is going to cost a lot more than originally envisaged, with the state government now asking Canberra for more money.
Fit former Premier to embark on another mammoth journey for migrants
Former premier Peter Gutwein is lacing up his running shoes again, this time journeying from Launceston to Canberra to highlight the benefits of a culturally diverse community.
More Tasmanians accessing voluntary assisted dying
For the last two years, terminally ill Tasmanians have been accessing voluntary assisted dying. The latest figures have been released, providing an insight into who is choosing the option.
Tasmanian ambos’ fears for emergency fleet
A Tasmanian paramedic says it’s not uncommon to see problems with ambulances, saying they should be replaced earlier. Latest.
PRO TIPS: Ranger’s advice to stay safe on kunanyi/Mount Wellington
Kunanyi/Mount Wellington offers the ultimate outdoor playground for adventure seekers. But its untamed wilderness is not to be underestimated. A park ranger shares his top tips to explore the mountain safely.
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