Two-car crash in southern Tas leaves seven in hospital
Police are seeking further information from the public after a two-car crash in southern Tasmania left seven people in hospital. The latest.
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Last hurrah for popular Hobart doughnut stall
The sisters behind the cult doughnut operation have made a “bittersweet” decision to call it quits, announcing there is one last chance to catch them serving the sweet treat.
Man dead after two-car crash overnight
A man in his 70s has died after a late-night two-car crash in the Derwent Valley. Here’s what we know.
Call out to run your own ‘bigger than Ben-Hur’ street party
A West Hobart street last held a street party buzzing with music and good vibes with the help of a council grants program. Now, other communities have been encouraged to host their own.
Wooden fishing boat sinks at Sandy Bay
Authorities have confirmed an 11-metre timber vessel has sunk in the River Derwent on Sunday.
PWS closing popular walking track for two weeks
A popular walking track and a section of campground on the east coast will be closed for two weeks to make it safer.
Two Tassie communities hit with water restrictions
Stage 1 water restrictions have been slapped onto two coastal communities as TasWater say they want to make sure there’s enough water for everyone heading into the school holidays.
Warning not to consume possibly contaminated greens
Tasmania’s public health authority is urging people to check prepacked salad products against a long list of recalled items over contamination fears. What to look out for >>
Fallout on mayor’s social media post continues
Vote of no-confidence and two missing councillors: Launceston mayor feels the heat over post with a controversial American rocker.
‘You never quite know what you’re going to get’ at this restaurant
New kids on the block Sylvie offers something different each week, but one thing will always stay the same, the restaurant’s chef says.
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