Hanson 2.0: Out of Pauline’s shadow and into the spotlight
The Hanson name has long been a headline-act in Australian politics – and it is likely to stay that way for some time yet.
Tasmania
Coalition pledges to cut funding for ‘job destroying organisation’
If elected, the Coalition has vowed to cut federal government funding for an organisation that was one of the driving forces behind the review of salmon farming in Macquarie Harbour.
Claims pair lived ‘extremely lavish’ lifestyle in defence of alleged $100k theft
A woman has defended allegations of fleecing her ex-partner out of $100k by telling a Hobart court they had an ‘extremely lavish’ lifestyle including casino visits and expensive jewellery.
‘I’m not my mother … I’m far more diplomatic’: Pauline Hanson’s daughter
With a ‘polarising’ political figure as a mother, Tasmania’s One Nation senate hopeful never planned to enter politics but now feels compelled to do so.
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Former Greens leader in court after neighbour dispute
A neighbourly disagreement has landed one former Tasmanian senator in the Supreme Court. What the court heard.
Bruny Island ferry’s future in limbo after SeaLink shifts focus
The company behind the Bruny Island passenger ferry, SeaLink, has indicated a change in focus. Here’s what it means for Tasmanians.
‘Get the job done’: Rockliff looking at all options to build Mac Point stadium
The premier has responded to concerns the government may consider special legislation to bypass planning laws and get the stadium built.
Owners ‘will die with’ historic ship as hopes sink
The owners of a historic 20-metre vessel have reached a dead end in options to save their 67-year-old boat, saying a “part of us will die with her”. What happens next for the ship.
Vegemite beer: Breakfast of champions or strange brew
Captain Bligh’s owner Steve Brooks shares his inspiration behind his own unique vegemite beer, which is set to make its debut this weekend. Would you try it? POLL INSIDE >>
Labor’s election pledge on Bass Strait freight
Federal Labor is announcing its plan to inject cash into subsidies for freight crossing Bass Strait.
Grill the leaders: Ask Albo and Dutton your burning questions
Get unprecedented access to the 2025 federal election campaign with the chance to grill Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton on the issues that matter to you. SUBMIT YOUR QUESTIONS
Revealed: Private messages between ranting US rocker, under-fire mayor
An Instagram conversation between a controversial US rocker and Launceston’s under-fire mayor has revealed further legal woes may be ahead, with council flagging threats towards councillors with the American Embassy. SEE THE MESSAGES
Knife crackdown laws one step closer to reality
Proposed new laws to increase police powers to search anyone suspected of carrying a knife is on track after passing a key hurdle.
UTAS needs ‘continued scrutiny’ through ongoing tough times
UTAS faces significant operational headwinds as its plots a return to post-Covid profitability, with inflation, declining international student enrolments, and rising costs identified as key challenges.
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