Mega gallery: Young guns tackle Schools Triathlon Challenge
Young athletes slogged it out in the Schools Triathlon Challenge at Bellerive on Friday. SEE ALL 61 PHOTOS.
Hobart & South
What’s new for summer: your go-to events guide
There’s a lot to love about summer in our beautiful island state so make the most of long days ahead with our bumper guide of new and exciting activities guaranteed to get you pumped for summer
Glow-up breathes new life into local hotel
It’s been a long time between drinks at the Kingston Hotel for me. A quick visit a while ago hadn’t inspired a return. But that’s all changed following a stylish, slick revamp, writes Alix Davis
South Hobart FC pitches new ‘sports centre’ for Darcy St
The soccer club claims Darcy St facilities aren’t ‘fit for purpose’ and they want to change it. See what’s planned.
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Parking pains if troubled bike lanes project persists: businesses
The council swooped in to save Collins St bike lanes after the state government pulled funding from the project. But the move hasn’t been welcomed by business owners. POLL INSIDE.
Hemp and horse poo: not a typical Grand Designs home
Dan Rawlins couldn’t decide on a city or country existence, but the answer became clear when he visited Tasmania. Look inside his TV-worthy, $300,000, sustainable hemp and horse poo home
Councillor’s ‘fake handbag’ jab in breach of conduct code
A councillor’s social media posts were found to be in breach of the Code of Conduct … again. This time she’s been sanctioned over a post which mentioned a ‘likely fake’ designer handbag.
Tassie lobster back on China’s menu after live export ban lifted
Tasmanian lobster fishers have welcomed the move to resume exporting to the lucrative Chinese market by the end of the year. Here’s what it’ll mean for Christmas seafood prices.
Should Hobart get red light cameras?
Two Hobart councillors say some Hobart intersections are becoming more dangerous, as impatient drivers race through orange and red lights. Should Hobart get red light cameras? POLL INSIDE >>
Council attitude to Hobart homeless “hostile”, activists say
A group of activists say the City of Hobart has been “hostile” towards homeless people, at a time when many are doing it tough. Here’s why they removed fencing around heritage trees.
Peking Duk announce surprise Hobart show
It is a bit of a risk announcing a show only a few weeks out, but that does not matter when you are Peking Duk. Where and when the electronic duo are playing.
Changes planned for Hobart Vibe Hotel
Big changes could be on the way for the Vibe Hotel in Hobart. Here’s what developer wants to do.
Four mayors take aim at abandoned Tasman Bridge plans
The four Greater Hobart mayors have taken aim at the state government’s track record on public transport infrastructure, after one particular project was scrapped. What they said.
Council tried to sting developer with $900k condition
A Southern Tasmanian council tried to make it a condition for a developer to pay $900k to approve a major subdivision project. Here’s why that was considered unreasonable.
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