Poor workplace culture in UTAS faculty, report reveals
The tertiary education union has urged UTAS to make meaningful change in one of its faculties after a report outlined issues with workplace culture.
Tasmania
Palawa elder slams magistrate’s advice as ‘outlandish’
A Palawa elder has finally appeared in court for a trespass charge, using his appearance to tell a Hobart magistrate his ‘colonial court’ has no power. The magistrate had some advice for him.
Hobart hustlers: What makes us the side-hustle capital
With the cost of living biting Hobartians hard, more people are doing odd jobs to stay on top of bills and save up for houses. Why the city has become the side hustle capital of Australia.
Former veggie farm’s $300k cellar door, restaurant plan
A wine and beef producer has submitted a development plan for a cellar door and restaurant a year after it was forced to pivot from vegetable farming. Check out the plans.
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Terrifying moment yacht is dismasted during Tasmanian race
Tasmanian Yacht Fork in the Road gets dismasted in a race on the Derwent last weekend.
‘Mercy’ sentence for medicinal cannabis warrior
A Tasmanian pensioner who honoured his dying wife’s wish to help people by giving them medicinal cannabis says a court fine has ruined his life. How it unfolded.
‘Cruel’: how Bass became the most volatile electorate in nation
When PM Anthony Albanese recently announced teacher Jess Teesdale as Labor’s next federal candidate for Bass, he kicked off the latest battle for one of the most turbulent seats in Australia.
Dutton’s vow to double northern highway
The Liberals plan for motorists to see double on a major Tasmanian highway in a cash splash for the state’s north.
‘Busted their a***’: Union angry over bridge holiday threats
The CFMEU and McConnell Dowell are at loggerheads over holiday plans for workers. Find out why.
Ranked: how safe is your aged care home?
Aged care residents in almost one in 10 Tasmanian aged care homes feel unsafe, a new survey reveals. See how safe your aged care home is in our online table.
Marine-climate research could be wasted if no oversight, study shows
With the explosion in marine-climate research globally and in Tassie waters, a UTAS professor says changes need to be made to ensure findings aren’t wasted. The global gap in research.
‘Both can’t be right’: prosecutor calls on jury in alleged partner theft trial
A Crown prosecutor in the case of a Tasmanian woman accused of fleecing her former partner of $100K has delivered his closing arguments to a Hobart court, calling on them to make a decision on the ‘nine separate trials’.
New political gig for departing salmon industry leader
After the surprise announcement Luke Martin was leaving Salmon Tasmania the big question was where is he going. Read about his new job.
‘Fair game’: Metro bus drivers get security screens after attacks
In recent months, Metro bus drivers have been subjected to assaults and robberies. Read why that could be about to change.
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