Objections to a $40m shopping precinct development in the state’s North-West have put a six-month hamper on completion of the project, with its developers heading back to the Planning Commission. Details
One of the state’s busiest hospitals has been hit by a significant gastro outbreak, Tasmania’s health department say.
A new addition to a Tasmanian chamber orchestra’s line-up has been given a unique makeover ahead of a set of concerts. See why this instrument is turning heads.
Two YouTubers who have been fined for filming videos without proper permits in the state’s Central Plateau feel laws relating to online content creation are outdated. What they say should be changed.
Christmas is shaping up to be a perfect day for a barbecue and some backyard cricket, with mild and pleasant weather on the cards. LATEST FORECAST >>
A local community has banded together to buy their local church, which has served the community for 175 years – now they just need the money to pay for it. HOW YOU CAN HELP >>
Beachgoers have discovered streaks of blue on the pure white sands of an East Coast beach this weekend. TOP TIPS TO DEAL WITH BLUEBOTTLES >>
The latest polling shows voters’ intentions are virtually unchanged since the May state election, but the reopening of the state’s borders may change that result. DETAILS >>
TasWater and the state government have hit back at Labor’s claims around proposed price rises for water and sewerage services, but Labor is standing by its figures.
Tasmanians are being urged to act now and spend the time to make a plan for what they will do if a bushfire threatens their home. SEE THE ADVICE >>
The owners of Tasmania’s newest glamping experience were excited to learn their new neighbour could be Hollywood royalty, as they reveal what plans the Thor actor could have for the beachside mansion >>
A man did not know failing to report a death was an offence, with his lawyer telling the court he had “never seen anyone charged with this”. SEE SENTENCE >>
Luxury homes sales have spiked in Tasmania and obliterated past records for properties worth $1 million or more – often, much more. SEE THE BIG SALES >>
Tasmanians angry at the loss of banking services in their town are being urged to voice their feelings to the federal government. HOW TO HAVE YOUR SAY >>
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