As a Supreme Court battle over evictions wages on, long-term caravan park residents are lobbying the government for better protections and rights as tenants. Why they say Tasmania is lagging behind the rest of the country.
Cutting red tape will be one of the central planks of Jeremy Rockliff’s State of the State address to Parliament on Tuesday. Why he is launching a new sweeping assault.
A couple convicted of the murder of their former son-in-law have faced court on Monday to appeal their 2023 sentence. What the court heard.
Resurrecting the Cradle Valley cableway, a $35m expansion of MyState Bank Arena and boosting investment in housing top the wishlist from the state government and industry groups going into this year’s federal election.
The Integrity Commission pleads for doubling of funds after its chief revealed there wasn’t enough money to handle the workload.
The jetsetting Launceston Mayor Matthew Garwood has come under fire for an upcoming trip to London that would have cost taxpayers more than $10,000. It’s not his first travel bill.
The cabinet reshuffle has sparked a war of words over pokie reforms with claims a government minister had a ‘serious’ potential conflict of interest being rejected by the government.
Details into the death of a Tasmanian palliative nurse have emerged with the coroner’s report finding her husband had faked his wife’s suicide death.
In a hope to tackle long waiting lists, changes are on the way at Spirit of Tasmania to keep up with a busy up-and-coming summer season. Here’s what’s in store.
The opposition believes the Premier and his government ‘needs constant supervision’ to delivery of the new Spirit ferries. Here’s how the government responded.
A new KFC store will be built in Hobart’s CBD, years after the closure of a franchise on Liverpool Street. Here’s when it’s expected to happen.
Government House Hobart executive butler Leigh Millington explains the dining setting for a four course meal.
From stretching beaches, mighty mountains and stunning sunsets, Tasmania has it all. Here’s some of the beautiful places our readers have snapped.
Margate teenager Matilda Moritz is using her own experience waiting in hospital to create meaningful change for others — one pack at a time.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/tasmania/page/200