‘Destruction’ of heritage exhibition may be brought to a stop
A Tasmanian council’s plan to dismantle and “update” an exhibition developed by author Richard Flanagan may be scuppered by the state’s heritage authority.
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‘Will I wake up?’: Specialist wait symptom of poor health system
‘Every night I go to bed not knowing whether I’m going to wake up or not’. A diabetic pensioner Jack Tims, 77, says he is one of those waiting too long for support from the health system.
Local spend on billion-dollar Spirit ferries so far only $6m: Labor
Up to $100m on local content has been promised on the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries, however Labor claims the government is lagging behind that mark after an RTI reveals costings.
How to discover the secret life of platypuses
‘When you see that happening in front of you it is just amazing’: Despite his years of knowledge, Hobart’s own ‘platypus guardian’ is still amazed by the animal. How he’s sharing his knowledge.
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New law which brings Tasmania into line with other states
New laws creating an offence of industrial manslaughter have passed parliament – it means employers could now face big penalties if someone dies in the workplace.
Grand plans for business which grows mushroom in disused train tunnel
Inside an old underground tunnel is a Tasmanian business which would make Super Mario’s heart skip a beat. If all goes to plan it could be ready for a new endeavour. Here’s what’s on the cards.
‘Selfish’: Labor condemns state’s net debt blowout
Labor has accused the Liberals of putting Tasmania’s future “on the credit card” after revelations government net debt will more than double in Thursday’s state budget.
Council faces big financial hit as staff dispute might mean free parking
Hobart City Council staff could stop collecting parking fines and rates from the community amid tense negotiations with management over a new pay deal.
Communication delays to Hillcrest families after Netflix series
A Mexican Netflix show depicting a jumping castle disaster blindsided the government, Rockliff says. His department has since apologised.
Another TT-Line board member sets sail as Ferguson rejects Labor Spirit claims
Deputy Premier Michael Ferguson has vehemently rejected claims that he misled parliament over the botched delivery of the replacement Spirit of Tasmania ferries. Also, another resignation.
‘The reality is patients can die’: Ambulances in urgent need of replacing, union says
Tasmanian ambulances are in urgent needs of replacing, a union claims, warning Tasmanians could be in danger if nothing changes. Here’s how many they say need to be replaced.
New Mac Point stadium images reveal Cenotaph impact
New architectural renderings of the proposed Macquarie Point stadium further show its impact on the Hobart Cenotaph.
Young man accused of Glenorchy burglary, arson enters plea
A man accused of burgling a Glenorchy home and attempting to set another alight will have his matters heard in the Supreme Court. What the court heard >>
Racing inquiry result ‘soon’: minister
A stewards inquiry into a trainer accused of animal cruelty and race fixing will deliver its findings “soon”, Racing Minister Jane Howlett said.
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