Man charged after striking two Launceston pedestrians
Police have charged a man following a pedestrian crash in Launceston last week, which left one teen in hospital. The latest.
Tasmania
Gallery: Thousands flock to try the wacky treats of 2025 Winter Feast
Possum bao, squidlipops or bubble gun cocktail? Thousands of Tasmanians poured into this year’s Dark Mofo Winter Feast eager to try the weird and wonderful spoils of Tasmanian cooks. The 20+ gallery.
Family’s fears for young tourists missing
The family of two Brisbane tourists travelling Tasmania have expressed their concerns for their safety as police confirm their flight home was missed. What the sister of one of the tourists said.
Confronting way teacher’s alleged child victims were identified
A Brisbane teacher has been charged with nine counts of child grooming after police allegedly made a shock discovery on a number of devices.
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Finding help is a ‘never ending roundabout’ says DV survivor
Domestic violence survivor Romany Wake says the government is brushing “this epidemic of gendered violence under the rug” and wants systematic changes.
Voters could punish both major parties if early election called: Expert
Tasmanians could deliver a rude shock to both the Liberal and Labor parties in the event that an early state election is called, according to a political expert.
‘Hate crime’: Rainbow flags slashed during pride month
Pride flags in a Tasmanian city were quickly slashed by a vandal hours after they were put up.
What happens if Rockliff loses no-confidence motion
The Tasmanian government has been thrown into uncertainty after a no-confidence motion in Premier Jeremy Rockliff. A leading academic answers if we’re heading to an early election.
Rolled-gold chaos of Tasmania’s parliament no laughing matter
For a little over a year, our new 35-member parliament has ran with fewer stunts than the last — but the shadow of uncertainty has returned, political editor David Killick writes.
Why fears are mounting that Tassie’s AFL dream could die
As Tasmania is swept up in a wave of political uncertainty, politicians and leading figures in the footy world hold concerns that the state’s AFL dream could be killed off.
Our wildest winter ritual Dark Mofo officially resurrected
The embers are burning as Hobart’s most provocative arts and culture festival returns, kicking off with The Winter Feast on Thursday.
Disbelieving $70m lotto winner goes to work after historic draw
A Tasmanian man in disbelief of his historic $70m lotto jackpot win has headed to work the next day, being surprised by lottery officials with the news. What he plans to do with his winnings.
Premier faces toughest test to his leadership yet
The state’s minority Liberal government face a tough battle after the Opposition tabled a no-confidence motion. Here’s who could support it.
Stadium fast-track bill tabled in parliament
The state government has tabled legislation to fast-track construction of a stadium at Macquarie Point — a fortnight before public consultation closes, sparking the ire of opposition MPs.
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