‘She made a mistake’: Teesdale’s backflip on native logging position
In the space of an hour, Federal Labor Candidate for Bass Jess Teesdale went from wanting to see native forestry logging end in Tasmania to supporting the industry. What went down.
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Ex-racing figure describes industry allegation fallout as ‘bullying’
‘In any other workplace, such circumstances would likely be considered to be bullying or occupational violence.’ A former Office of Racing Integrity director has sounded off on his experience in the role during an inquiry.
Dark Mofo program revealed: Reborn festival unveils line-up
Dark Mofo is back after a one-year hiatus, as organisers lift the veil on the hotly anticipated program for the festival’s “boundary-pushing” 2025 event.
‘Lacks balance’: Mac Point rejects planning report
The Macquarie Point Development Corporation has issued a blistering rejection of an independent expert panel’s assessment of its proposed stadium.
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Ferries, UTAS, and the bridge: Mayors outline election priorities
The four Greater Hobart mayors have joined forces to put their top priorities for the city in the spotlight. See what they will be asking of the next federal government.
Domestic violence charity event cancelled amid controversy
A fundraising and speaking event for a Tasmanian domestic violence charity has been cancelled amid ongoing controversy surrounding its founder.
Govt MPs using same messaging app tied up in US scandal
Government ministers routinely use encrypted messaging apps including WhatsApp and Signal amid concerns they might be used to evade legitimate public scrutiny, state parliament has heard.
Lambie MP quizzes Premier on Integrity Commission reforms
Premier Jeremy Rockliff makes a pledge on when reforms to the Integrity Commission, proposed ten years ago, would progress after Andrew Jenner raises the issue in parliament.
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.
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