Our Journalists

Stephanie Dalton is a reporter for The Mercury in Launceston. She has previously worked for the Advocate and the Examiner newspapers. Stephanie is a Launceston-local who is passionate about telling Tasmanian stories.

@stepheats_

Stephanie Dalton

Latest

TasWeekend

Sweetbrew Coffee House's new Cimitiere Street location in Launceston. Picture: Supplied

Is this the sweetest foodie opening of the year?

This recently opened family-friendly Northern cafe makes a sweet new addition to this business’s growing empire

Tasmania

Mother-son duo Caz and Fergus are set to make their debut on MKR as a new round of teams are introduced on Tuesday night. Picture: Supplied

Meet the mother-son duo making Tassie proud on MKR

Bicheno’s Caz will feature in the latest series of Channel 7’s popular reality cooking show with her musician son Fergus, as a new round of teams are introduced on Tuesday night.

Tasmania

What it means for these Tassie athletes to reach sport’s pinnacle

Tasmania’s Olympic and Paralympic superstars have returned home to a hero’s welcome in Launceston after the 2024 Olympics. Their advice for the next generation.

Tasmania

Treasurer Michael Ferguson pours a glass of Boag's beer at the current BoagÃ¢â¬â¢s Brewery tours and visitor centre in Launceston pictured with Boag's Brewhouse leader Charlie Rayner. Picture: Stephanie Dalton

Boag’s Brewery visitor centre’s $1.8m upgrade revealed

Boag’s Brewery unveils plans for the $1.8m revitalisation of its visitor centre, just one year on after parent company Lion backed-down on shutting the site in early 2023. See the plans.

Tasmania

Fit former Premier to embark on another mammoth journey for migrants

Former premier Peter Gutwein is lacing up his running shoes again, this time journeying from Launceston to Canberra to highlight the benefits of a culturally diverse community.

Tasmania

Mt Wellington Management Trust education and regulations co-ordinator Ben Masterman. (ranger) Picture: Luke Tscharke.

PRO TIPS: Ranger’s advice to stay safe on kunanyi/Mount Wellington

Kunanyi/Mount Wellington offers the ultimate outdoor playground for adventure seekers. But its untamed wilderness is not to be underestimated. A park ranger shares his top tips to explore the mountain safely.

Tasmania

The Rebel Sport Launceston store on York Street. Picture: Stephanie Dalton

Major sporting retailer opens second Tasmanian store

A major sporting retailer has opened a second Tasmanian store and it’s also offering an exclusive meet and greet with homegrown Olympic golden girl Ariarne Titmus.

Tasmania

Norris Carter CEO Hobart Airport, Minister Julie Collins, Minister Catherine King, Simon Abrahams Downer Group on the runway at Hobart Airport. Picture: supplied

Why Hobart is one step closer to direct flights to Asia

The sky’s the limit when it comes to export markets and new tourism opportunities for Hobart as the first stage of a $130m runway upgrade begins. Here’s when the work will be complete.

Tasmania

Caravan vehicle camping on mediterranean coast in Spain. Vacation in motorhome.Escape 4 August 2024NewsPhoto - iStock

The reason behind Tassie’s tourism boom

The state continues to outshine the rest of the country, attracting higher numbers of domestic travellers with their caravans and campers in tow for the fourth consecutive year.

Tasmania

Young stars dazzle at Tasmanian Rock Challenge finale

A rite of passage for all emerging musicians, the annual Tasmanian Rock Challenge is a chance for young artists to perform and showcase their music. Find out who won>>

Original URL: https://www.themercury.com.au/journalists/stephanie-dalton