$1.2m solution to Bicheno ambo woes could be accepted
An offer, which could save the state government $1.2m and ease the Bicheno community’s ambulance woes, hasn’t been ruled out by the state government. Latest.
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Party returns to the paddock: What you can expect from 2024 festival
Party In The Paddock organisers have confirmed a stellar line-up of musical acts – and more time to enjoy them – for next year’s event. Find out who is playing.
‘Embers flying everywhere’: Dolphin Sands local’s long night
A Dolphin Sands resident has shared details of one of his longest nights – after being forced to evacuate onto the beach, then waiting hours at Bagot Point, before being convoyed through the flames. HIS STORY.
‘Physically ill’: Land owner watches on as bushfire horror unfolds
A Dolphin Sands shack owner has described feeling “physically ill” as she watched a livestream of the bushfire bear down on her property. WATCH THE TERRIFYING EVACUATION VIDEO.
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Sailing club, wine bar, retail: Generational change for East Coast
A Tasmanian beach hamlet would become a Mediterranean jewel under plans for two new shopping precincts, a boutique hotel and a residential subdivision, its proponent says. See the plans >
Camel isle: Couple’s bid to breed a ‘cold-climate’ Tasmanian flock
A Tasmanian pair behind a tourism company have continued to invest in their unique side-hustle – a farm experience highlighting their beloved dromedaries. Here’s what they have planned.
The tiny shells reviving an ancient Aboriginal artform
Jeanette James combed remote Tassie beaches as a child, collecting tiny iridescent maireener shells with her family. Decades later she celebrates the importance of this ancient cultural practice.
Mainland interest: Three new wine players reveal Tassie plans
Tasmania’s wine industry continues to see mainlanders, some of them massive national companies, others boutique, invest in our vines. Here’s what three have in store.
Community bands together to save historic church
For more than 175 years, the St John Baptist Church served an East Coast community. Now its future has been secured, thanks to a dedicated group. Find out what they plan to do with it.
200+ events: Ultimate Tassie summer bucket list
Whether you prefer to laze on a beach, go for a hike, indulge in fine food and wine or dive into a moshpit at a music festival, here are the BEST things to do in Tassie this summer. LIST >>
Eagles, Aboriginal sites: Criteria set for possible 210 turbine wind farm
Government agencies and the Premier’s department have listed the topics, including potential acid sulfate soils and disturbance to breeding eagles, which need addressing.
‘Slurring words’: Tassie real estate agent’s huge DUI
An East Coast real estate agent has faced court after he blew more than triple the legal blood-alcohol limit following a big night at his local.
Business titan plans to turn collapsed school into housing
A renowned Tasmanian businessman has revealed his plans to bulldoze a school which closed a decade ago. It comes as the local mayor says his municipality is not immune to the housing crisis.
RANKED: 14,000+ Tasmanian cricketers ahead of 2022/23 season
Ahead of a massive summer of cricket, we’ve crunched the numbers and ranked every cricketer based on their form last season. Men, women and juniors have all been included in the mega list. See where you rank now.
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