A move to “rip the guts out” of an award-winning visitor centre has been condemned by a celebrated author and a prominent architect, who have implored the local council to abandon its plan.
With a housing crisis persisting, the number of private homes approved in Tasmania fell, ABS figures show. The state government has rejected criticism from Labor over the stat.
After a record year for visitor numbers the accommodation offerings for one of the most visited national parks in Tasmania is expanding. How Mt Field is set to be “at its best” >>
Our most admired politician has been revealed by the Mercury’s Big Issues survey. The result wasn’t even close.
Significant new research reveals the discovery of three new species of thylacine, including one with close links to what we now know as the Tasmanian tiger.
Premier Jeremy Rockliff has backed the handing down of record infrastructure budgets after criticism that the spend was “staggering”.
Under fire TT-Line fronted a public committee the same day as the resignation of CEO and managing director Bernard Dwyer was announced. Here’s the latest.
The murder appeals of an East Coast couple found guilty of killing their ex-son-in-law, and sentenced to serve more than two decades behind bars, have been delayed in the Supreme Court.
A construction worker who lost their hearing over 50 years working in the industry has faced a hurdle in their fight for compensation. Here’s what the tribunal found.
With the state budget looming, one of Tasmania’s peak medical bodies has outlined its priorities to the government as it aims to ‘redress rural and remote health inequities’.
The state’s gaming regulator has revealed when a nation-leading new harm minimisation scheme will be rolled out across Tasmanian clubs and hotels.
The Tasmanian government has announced further relief for those affected by last week’s flooding.
With several Tasmanians sent to prison for child exploitation and grooming crimes recently, a UTAS expert has detailed the lengths that police go to stop young people from being harmed online.
The victims of a southern Tasmanian firebombing incident have warned perpetrators they will eventually be caught, after three offenders who targeted them in 2021 were recently convicted.
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