Long Covid: Tassie’s hidden epidemic
Covid lockdowns may be a distant memory for many, but for Tasmanians living with the often-debilitating symptoms of long Covid, the pandemic has left a lasting impact.
Hobart & South
Million-dollar funding deal a ‘catch-up’ for state
An increase in education funding aims to ensure Tasmanian students ‘keep up, catch up’. Why the education union believes the extra millions will be ‘life changing’.
More than ‘just bad periods’: Tassie’s diagnosis challenge
Tassie women are facing even more hurdles when trying to get a diagnosis for endometriosis. How women in health are tackling this issue.
Crushing it: Tassie’s cider boom
Tasmania has long been known as the Apple Isle. But our world-class apples are increasingly being used to make world-class craft cider – and discerning drinkers across the globe can’t get enough
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Crowther plinth cleaned of graffiti
The box covering the plinth of the controversial Crowther statue — that was toppled earlier this year — was tagged by graffiti.
Neil the seal back ashore after months at sea
He attracts attention wherever he goes but authorities are warning Tasmanians to leave Neil the seal alone. Read why.
Piano man’s mammoth Point to Pinnacle push
Getting to the summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington is a challenge for most people, but try doing it while pushing a 240kg piano. Here’s why Kelvin Smith did exactly that.
What lessons Tassie footballers have already gained from Tonga
It will be a special occasion when Glenorchy footballers share the field with Tonga at the AFL Pacific Cup, and they’ve already learned a thing or two from the tiny island nation.
Hobart nightclub’s bid for late nights
After a rocky start, new ownership and a rebrand, a Hobart nightclub and cafe could soon be open for late nights. Details.
Flavours at this Hobart cafe will transport you down the Silk Road
Persian food doesn’t have a high profile in Hobart, but a visit to this hidden gem of an eatery for a casual lunch or dinner is highly recommended, writes Alix Davis
‘Female drivers are some of the best drivers we have’
Women are bucking tradition and becoming garbage truck drivers to boost lagging driver numbers. Here’s why Tasmanians are leading the nation.
LIST: Best and worst Derwent swim spots this summer
The results are in and we can reveal the best and worst sites along the Derwent to swim, based on water quality. Here’s how beaches along the Derwent Estuary rated.
LIST: What’s on at Theatre Royal in 2025
A busy schedule of unique performances has been locked in for Theatre Royal’s 2025 season. See the full list of what’s on.
Ladies Lounge creator takes home esteemed media award
The vigilante curator and artist behind the lavish Ladies Lounge at MONA, Kirsha Kaechele, has taken home a top media gong for her creative work.
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