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.
Tasmania
‘Resign’ call as election looms
Tasmanians will wait until next week to find out when they will return to the polls after parliament passed a no-confidence motion against Premier Jeremy Rockliff on Thursday.
Premier falls, state in limbo: Inside Tassie’s political earthquake
Tasmanians are set to return to the polls after a Labor motion of no-confidence in Premier Jeremy Rockliff passed the House of Assembly by one vote. DAVID KILLICK explains how it all went down and what happens next.
Police search for answers rolls on after man found dead in bin
Police continue the search for answers as to how a father was found dead in an op-shop bin on the Eastern Shore and believe two bus patrons could help.
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Tassie fine defaulters: Which suburbs are the worst
Which Tasmanian suburbs owe the government significant fines? Find out which people in your suburb are among the state’s fine defaulters.
Report reveals where Tassie’s housing reform has gone wrong
A review into the Tasmania’s flagship reform to ‘outsource’ public housing has found its not working, listing the areas it’s going wrong.
How Labor would balance the books of the state’s budget
Opposition leader Dean Winter is set to reveal his budget reply today, and has singled out a key piece of funding to the state’s health system his party would restore.
Rescue kitten Hollie purrfect example of RSPCA care
Eight-week-old ragdoll-cross kitten Hollie has had a wild journey over the past six months, from matted fur and fleas to a loving new home. Why the RSPCA is drawing focus to her paw-gress this month.
Mountain review reveals love for icon: minister
Thousands of Tasmanians have had their say on the future of kunanyi/Mount Wellington — and here’s what the review into the state’s icon has found, including two key takeaways.
Greens critical of funding cut to Integrity Commission
In the wake of Thursday’s state budget, the Greens have highlighted a funding cut to the Integrity Commission. Read their concerns.
Why police union wants more time before taser trial begins
A 12-month taser trial set to rollout in Tasmania has been welcomed by the union, but there is a sticking point.
Mixed bag for Tassie’s Aurora hunters
The Aurora Australis dazzled parts of the state on the first winter’s night of the year, however it was a dulled affair for others. Check out the photos >>
Union wants stadium to ‘get cracking’ for redundant bridge workers
Workers made redundant now the Bridgewater Bridge is finished are hoping the Macquarie Point stadium will be their next job. Find out why.
Triple threat: New Covid strain, flu, cold cases on rise
As winter begins so does the cold and flu season but experts are warning Tasmanians to get a Covid booster as a new strain emerges. Read why you should act.
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