The resurrection of Dark Mofo is upon us, with hordes of interstate visitors this week set to flood into Hobart – and when they touch down they’ll receive a unique welcome. The Dark Mofo event guide>>>
Amid a crisis in maternity services, a Hobart hospital has vowed to deliver an additional 600 babies every year and supercharge its birthing unit. SEE THE PLAN >>>
You might be surprised to learn that the biggest project undertaken in Tasmania in the last 50 years is neither a stadium nor a bridge.
The reimagination of Collins St is complete, with the launch of a new on-street dining area to complement two new separated bike lanes on the key CBD thoroughfare.
Tasmanians will be able to enjoy one-stop flights to European destinations including London, Rome, and Paris as Qantas prepares to open a new service at Hobart Airport.
TasWater will increase prices for a fourth consecutive year, and they’re warning it could be a higher hike in the future.
Workers are still assessing the “technical issue” with the replacement Spirit of Tasmania ships that has delayed its delivery to Tasmania, again. The latest >>
Half-price bus and ferry fares will be extended for a further 12 months, Thursday’s state budget will reveal – but the continuation will only apply to some Tasmanians. WHO WILL BENEFIT >>>
The state government has walked away from pursuing a treaty with Tasmanian Aboriginal people but has announced funding for a historic initiative it says will further the cause of reconciliation.
A tourist has been rescued from a national park after they attempted to use online maps on their iPhone and lost the way from the walking track. The latest warnings from police.
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