A proposal for a 90-lot subdivision on Tasmania’s East Coast spearheaded by two Victorian developers has been revised and revived, four years after the planning commission first torpedoed it.
Born 10 weeks premature and with multiple lung and heart conditions, East Coast baby Braxton Roberts faces an uncertain future – but things would be far more dire without this charity.
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.
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.
A bushfire that was earlier threatening to cut the Tasman Highway has been brought under control, as a local vineyard owner talks about the effect on properties >>
A Tassie family camping on the East Coast for the school holidays saw something in the water — and they were shocked to discover it was a Great White shark. SEE THE PHOTOS
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 >
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 >>
Government agencies and the Premier’s department have listed the topics, including potential acid sulfate soils and disturbance to breeding eagles, which need addressing.
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.
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