Hundreds of Salamanca Market stallholders are estimated to have been impacted by a state Treasury bungle that saw them unnecessarily pay up to $2000 each in stamp duty over 15 years. See how many are owed.
This Bellerive Quay eatery/winebar is a fabulous addition to the Hobart dining scene and my only regret is that they didn’t open a little closer to (my) home, writes Alix Davis
A date has been set for the Hobart City planning authority to make its decision on the controversial statue of William Crowther, but will it be the end of the saga?
A 15-year journey in the state’s top football competition will reach a new high this Saturday when Glenorchy’s Josh Arnold breaks the TSL games record. See his best memories in this special read.
Hundreds of Tasmanian school athletes have turned out for the Schools Triathlon Challenge to test themselves on the swim, bike run course at Bellerive. SEE THE MEGA GALLERY >>
Secondary students from across southern Tasmania took over Bellerive Beach as the annual Schools Triathlon Challenge returned for 2021.
Hundreds of primary school children from across Hobart have got their chance at some healthy competition in the second day of the Schools Triathlon Challenge. PHOTOS >>
Dozens of new volunteers have put their hand up in an effort to ensure the Salamanca Market runs on Boxing Day, but it is still unclear if the event will go ahead.
A well-known Hobart developer has revealed what he plans to do with a historic church — and it’s more humble than you think. SEE WHAT IT SOLD FOR >>
The latest polling shows voters’ intentions are virtually unchanged since the May state election, but the reopening of the state’s borders may change that result. DETAILS >>
Huon Valley producers are still counting the costs of “the worst storm in decades”, with one farmer’s harvest completely wiped out after hail shattered his glasshouses. PHOTOS, VIDEO >>
A medical centre has emailed all its clients summoning them “for the love of FREEDOM” to attend an anti-vaccine mandate rally this weekend.
Wild fish are being killed as a result of disease management processes at salmon farms, the Bob Brown Foundation has alleged. WARNING: DISTRESSING IMAGES >>
A councillor who was disciplined for bringing the council into disrepute by unlawfully operating a business has resigned to concentrate on his next business venture. LATEST >>
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