Back from the brink: Feds pledge millions for Maugean skate
It’s on the brink of extinction, with fewer than 1000 left in Macquarie Harbour, but now, new funding has created hope for the endangered Maugean skate. What the money will be used for.
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‘Heartbreaking’: Independent MPs call for improved tenants rights
From dogs to drapes, Tasmania’s independent MPs are calling for urgent changes to address the protection of tenants in Tasmania.
Last ditch bid to save controversial statue
The statue of William Crowther was set to come down after a decision two weeks ago. Now, the decision has been challenged. What happens next?
Meet Tassie’s biggest stadium proponent
The man who penned a report claiming a mixed-use stadium in Hobart would deliver a “gold mine” for the economy has doubled down on Wednesday, saying the project will be the “greatest thing we ever do for Tasmania”.
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Fault forces Nuyina’s maiden voyage to be put on ice
Australia’s new icebreaker has had its maiden trip to Antarctica delayed after a software malfunction was detected in the alarm and monitoring system. DETAILS >>
Traveller details her Covid test angst
A woman who needed a Covid-19 test within 24 hours of arriving in Tasmania has described her “upsetting” and difficult experience in trying to follow the rules. SEE NEW CLINIC HOURS >>
REVEALED: Tasmania’s best midwife
A mother of four who is part of a team of midwives navigating the birth of bubs in the wake of Covid has been named the state’s best. TOP MIDWIFE + FINALISTS >>
Tasmania’s mask mandate could last months
An indoor mask mandate for Tasmania will come into effect from midnight as a primary school and bottleshop are added to the state’s Covid exposure sites. LATEST COVID NEWS >>
JackJumpers’ special tribute to Hillcrest victims
The Tasmanian JackJumpers showed their support for the victims of Hillcrest Primary in an emotional tribute at their game in Perth last night. TRIBUTES >>
Dog walkers warned to keep a tight leash on their pets
A series of recent dog attack incidents has resulted in a warning to dog walkers that if they abuse their responsibilities, they could lose their rights.
Christmas miracle as Jesus sculpture’s legs returned
There has been a Christmas “resurrection” for a priest and his parishioners after the pair of legs stolen from a bronze sculpture of Jesus outside the church were mysteriously returned.
JackJumpers face character test in the Jungle
The Tasmania JackJumpers face the most daunting trip in the league when they take on the Perth Wildcats in what the captain says will be “a true test of our character”. LATEST >>
‘Bob would be horrified by what has happened to mum’
Sue Neill-Fraser’s supporters have rallied in Hobart as they continue their push for a Commission of Inquiry into her case.
Mona unveils its latest unusual artworks
Mona has kicked off its “Weekend at Walshie’s” party welcoming tourists back to the state with a typically quirky new exhibition featuring two large insect-like steel digging machines.
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