Premier tests positive to Covid after attending JackJumpers final
Premier Jeremy Rockliff has tested positive to Covid the morning after attending the sold-out JackJumpers’ NBL Grand Final game at MyState Bank Arena. LATEST >>
Premier Jeremy Rockliff has tested positive to Covid the morning after attending the sold-out JackJumpers’ NBL Grand Final game at MyState Bank Arena. LATEST >>
The Greens health spokeswoman has slammed changes to Tasmania’s close contact rules as the state records over 1,000 new daily infections. HAVE YOUR SAY + LATEST UPDATES >>
Tasmania’s death toll from the Covid pandemic has risen again as the state records another 958 new cases. LATEST FIGURES + COVID NEWS >>>
The number of daily Covid cases reported in Tasmania has jumped nearly 30 per cent after the Easter break, with a quarter of Tasmanians expected to have had the virus by this time next week. FIND OUT WHY>>>
A member of the Tasmanian Legislative Council says Tassie is out of step with interstate student and teacher testing guidelines and wants a rethink to stop school restart outbreaks. LATEST >
Labor has rubbished the government’s new support package for Covid-struck businesses, which they describe as too little too late. LATEST ON THE PACKAGE >>
Parents are being urged to get their kids vaccinated if they haven’t already, as the rush continues before students return to school next week. LATEST + CLINIC DETAILS >>
A sixth person with Covid-19 has died in Tasmania this year, bringing the state total since the pandemic began to 19. STATISTICS >>
Politicians have likened Sarah Courtney’s French holiday to Scott Morrison’s ill-fated 2019 trip to Hawaii after she tested positive to Covid-19 just days out from the start of the school year. LATEST >>
Tasmania’s positive Covid statistics have been slightly lower than what’s been reported due to a system error detected last month. LATEST COVID UPDATE >>
A prominent and otherwise healthy Tasmanian politician warns “you don’t know how your body will react” as she emerges from a nasty bout of Covid-19.
More details have been released about the latest Tasmanian to die with Covid-19, marking the fifth death since Tasmania’s borders reopened in December. LATEST COVID UPDATES >>
The University of Tasmania is expected take on an estimated 4000 international students this year, but the number falls far short of pre-pandemic enrolments.
The state’s Catholic education system has defended its decision not to impose a vaccine mandate for teachers, while a vaccine cut-off date nears for state school employees. LATEST >
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