How Tassie roundtable will help shape Albanese’s agenda
Tasmania’s federal Labor MPs are set to host an economic roundtable at the University of Tasmania next month, which will feed into a highly anticipated discussion taking place in Canberra.
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‘Waste of money’: Councillor lashes Code of Conduct complaint
A fiery Hobart City Council meeting that was adjourned so councillors could “cool off” saw two Code of Conduct complaints lodged. Read the fallout from the complaints.
Man killed, woman injured after tree falls on 4WD ute while driving
A man has died and a woman seriously injured after a tree fell on their 4WD ute while driving in Tasmania’s North-West on Saturday. The latest >>
Lifeline for old inner-city private hospital as future of site revealed
There was uproar from patients when St Helen’s Private Hospital closed – but now it is set to be given a new lease on life. Future of the site >>>
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Man dead, driver injured after full cement truck veers off road
A man has died and a driver is in hospital after a full cement truck veered off a northern Tasmanian road and struck a bank. Police tell where Tasmania’s road toll currently sits.
Former Governor Sir Guy Green dies
Former Tasmanian Governor and the state’s longest-serving chief justice Sir Guy Green AC, KBE, CVO has died aged 87, Government House announced on Friday.
‘Let’s have it on’: Beaconsfield mine survivor guilty of assault
Long-held animosity between Beaconsfield mine survivor Brant Webb and a building client led to violence. Now the one-time miner has been found guilty of assault. The details >>
Person with serious injuries after NW single-car crash
Police have closed a northwest Tas road where a single vehicle has crashed, leaving one person with serious injuries. The latest.
‘Tokenistic’: Aboriginal leader’s surprise view on Welcome to Country
Two Tasmanian councils have already rejected moves to abandon Welcome to Country ceremonies. Why a Hobart councillor wants a ban on the ceremonies.
Tassie woman’s lucky lotto purse find
A lucky Launceston woman has discovered a winning lotto ticket forgotten in her purse from a draw a fortnight ago. Her plans for the windfall.
Council weighs building swap for youth hub
The Glenorchy City Council is considering swapping the former site of a beloved seniors club to house a new youth hub in the city. How it would work.
Water bill shock for Tassie homes
Average Tasmanian households would pay more than $1000 extra on water bills over the next four years, under a plan slammed by the state’s peak community services body as a blow to cost of living.
Cancer patients at risk in clinical trial unit cut
‘We assume it means experimenting but it’s so much more than that:’ Tasmanian nurses are sounding the alarm on a cancer clinical unit restructure.
‘Dead-set perv’: court hears sex allegations against former teacher
A complainant who was allegedly raped by a former teacher during a two-week stay-over at the man’s home in the 1980s has denied suggestions he initiated sexual contact between the pair. What the court heard.
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