Could the stadium cause traffic chaos?
The Macquarie Point Stadium could affect traffic in Hobart, if a pedestrian bridge is not built. Now the Hobart City Council is seeking more information before it weighs in.
Hobart & South
Remembrance Day marked in Hobart
More than a century after the guns fell silent on the “war to end all wars” — humanity remains blighted by the misery of armed conflict, Hobart’s Remembrance Day service has heard.
Tree change: Family’s dream to grow Christmas cheer
When Jade and Rohan Polanowski made the tree change to Richmond, they took the phrase “putting down roots” quite literally – embarking on a new chapter as the newly minted owners of the Richmond Christmas Tree Farm.
Man charged after injured baby taken to hospital
A man has been charged with assault after a seriously injured baby was taken to hospital on Saturday.
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First look at Hobart’s deluxe new penthouse accommodation
These stunning, stylish and sleek new apartments on Hobart’s waterfront make an ideal retreat for a couple or an even a larger crew and are a great base to explore the city, writes David Killick
New Glenorchy pool will pave the way for elite athletes, Paralympian says
A new state of the art pool in Glenorchy will give more young Tasmanians the skills they need to survive and pave the way for more elite athletes to rise through the ranks, a Paralympian says.
‘Please explain’: Council wants answers after allegations against e-scooter company
The company contracted to deliver hire e-scooter services in Hobart is embroiled in controversy, and the city council is asking it to explain itself.
Cash splash: Glenorchy will get a new pool
Community members in Glenorchy who rallied for a new pool will get what they’ve asked for, after the council voted for a brand new facility. Here’s what will be built.
All the fun from Book Week in Tasmania
The colour, fun and creativity is on display as schoolchildren – and even some teachers – dress up as their favourite characters for Book Week. See the gallery >>
Gentleman’s club split over women in the bar
A Tasmanian gentleman’s club is facing a split over allowing women into the bar. Here’s what the club’s president said about the situation.
Medical body furious over ‘two-thirds solution’ at RHH emergency
“Enough is enough.” Fury continues to build after news erupted that plans to expand the Royal Hobart Hospital emergency department could be dramatically scaled back.
‘Trying to do my bit’ says man offering tent for $125 a week
A Hobart man is offering a tent in his backyard for $125 a week and says he is helping many people including a woman sleeping on concrete in a car park. Read what he has to say.
New foodie collab has everything your carb-loving heart could desire
Set your alarms Hobartians – the baked items at this new Sandy Bay pop-up are selling out quick – so grab yourself a sandwich or pastry before you miss out, writes Alix Davis.
‘Kindest teenager I’ve met’: Young Malakai Revill remembered
The family and friends of a beautiful, kind and inclusive teenager have paid tribute to him after his tragic death while cutting wood.
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