Hobart hosts ’world’s most important’ scientific conference
Scientist and experts from across the globe are coming to Hobart for one of the “the world’s most important scientific gatherings”.
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‘I Am Somebody’: Hobart’s homeless bare souls in exhibition
Joanne Robinson has been homeless off and on since the age of 13. Now aged in her sixties, she’s part of a project showing there’s more to homeless Tasmanians than their housing status.
Green light for apartments amid landslip concerns
Residents have slammed a Sandy Bay apartment project which has been given the green light, saying they are fearful of landslips after a “bitter” previous experience.
Greens concerned for native wildlife after gov permits poisonous bait
The Greens are concerned native wildlife could be in danger after the government issued a permit for a potent poison to be used at a Southern Midlands property.
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$130k transit corridor job raises eyebrows
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Buyers bracing for more growth before home price dip
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Hobart’s most liveable, affordable suburbs revealed
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‘They don’t want to know the truth’
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Water restrictions coming despite heavy rainfalls
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‘New vision’ revealed for empty UTAS hotel
More than three years after being purchased by the University of Tasmania for student accommodation, a CBD hotel will soon be welcoming tourists again. TAKE A LOOK INSIDE >>
Airport pushes to host world’s biggest planes
Hobart Airport is building a case to strengthen its runway to help attract direct flights from Asia and become an international freight hub. DETAILS >>
Aldermen urged to focus on city’s ‘real problems’
An alderman cleared of a code of conduct complaint over a poo emoji has told her fellow councillors they need to “get back to serving the people” of the city. READ THE EMAILS >>
Two men face court on separate murder charges
Court dates have now been locked in for two Hobart men who are attempting to fight separate murder charges. LATEST FROM COURT >>
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