‘Grossly inadequate’: Tasmania wants fair share of clinics
A plan to expand urgent care clinics nationally has been described as ‘too little too late’ with those on the frontline saying Hobart’s clinic is at capacity, regularly turning people away.
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Inside the satellite set to unlock unprecedented access to Antarctic
NASA is working on a satellite set to offer unprecedented access to mapping Antarctica’s ice sheets and more. Two Tasmanians have been offered a rare opportunity.
Last chance to see stunning Aurora Australis in Tassie
Tasmanian stargazers have marvelled over the Aurora Australis, – including Scott Glynn who has been planning this shot for years. And you might have one last shot to see the incredible skies.
How early detection of kidney disease is lifesaving
A university study has found chronic kidney disease is affecting more Tasmanian lives than ever. Here’s why >>
Pure air in Tassie’s remote NW leading to scientific breakthroughs
On the tip of Tasmania is a research station pioneering in atmospheric science. A new international campaign will change the way we see some of the world’s most unique clouds.
Antarctic blue whale songs lead AAD to hopeful discovery
Nearly two decades of listening to the songs of the world’s critically endangered and largest animal has led to a groundbreaking discovery. Listen to the whale song.
Could you be Tassie’s next top model?
Could you be Tassie’s next top model? The Tasmanian Fashion Festival is holding an open casting call for models in Hobart and Launceston. Details >>
Giant tree, home to the Swift Parrot, burnt in logging burns
A giant tree, believed to a home for endangered wildlife has been burnt during logging burns according to the Bob Brown Foundation. See the pictures.
‘How many more times do we need to hear this before we act?’
Tasmania is yet to introduce a Human Rights Act nearly two decades since a recommendation to do so — now, experts say more needs to be done. What the latest report reveals >>
Refuelling options for Nuyina put on backburner
Refuelling options for the Australian Antarctic Division’s $528m icebreaker RSV Nuyina remain unknown, even after a feasibility study. Here’s why >>
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