Supermarket giant locked in for new shopping precinct
Artist impressions have been revealed for a brand new shopping complex in Kingston, and the developers have locked in a major tenant. See the latest designs.
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Tasmania’s cutest toddler: Cheekiest little devil, sassiest tots | WINNERS
The poll results are IN. Hundreds of parents have submitted their favourite snapshots of their sassy, cheeky toddlers and as voted by our readers, the winners have been announced. PICS + RESULTS
Is this Bonorong’s tiniest patient?
Life isn’t easy when you’re teeny tiny, just ask Papaya, the pygmy possum, who recently got into big trouble. Is this Bonorong’s tiniest patient?
Councillors compromised as info mistakenly disclosed to public
Councillors are now able to declare their interests on a new disclosure log, but on Tuesday, some noticed some oversharing on the new list. Read what happened.
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‘Uninspiring’ Mac Point plan revives CSIRO vision
The $100m development announced for Macquarie Point is an “underwhelming apartment block”, the state’s tourism chief says, as he revives a plan to relocate the CSIRO.
Hotel revamp to revitalise ‘deteriorating’ waterfront
The co-owner of a hotel on Hobart’s waterfront is promising to inject “new life into the area” as the building undergoes a major transformation. INSIDE THE REDESIGN >>
Operators ready to ride as e-scooter laws pass
Electric scooters will soon be buzzing around the streets after parliament passed laws to allow their use – with restrictions. EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW >>
Loud, vibrant and fresh fun in Garden fiesta
A new resident kitchen will bring Mexican street food to In The Hanging Garden, promising traditional meals and snacks inspired by the country’s popular “cantinas”.
Opposition grows against proposed UTAS parklet
Traders have denied being consulted on University of Tasmania plans for a parklet in the Hobart CBD as they step up their campaign against the plan. LATEST >>
Man who set fire to his partner granted parole
A man who doused his partner in petrol and set fire to her after assaulting her and breaking her wrist, leaving her with permanent “physical and mental scars”, has been released from prison.
Guilford Young College leavers’ dinner
Dashing dresses and superb suits were the order of the day as Guilford Young College students stepped out for their leavers’ dinner at Elwick Racecourse.
‘Crisis point’ as bus mall becomes crime hot spot
Drug dealing and physical assaults are on the rise at a suburban bus mall and skate park, with teenagers “randomly targeting defenceless and innocent victims”, an alderman says.
‘Spectacular sight’ as runners tackle the mountain
More than 3000 people have tackled the world’s toughest half marathon up the slopes of kunanyi/Mt Wellington. See the video and find yourself in our bumper gallery >>
‘What are we meant to do?’ Residents fear for their future
An elderly resident fears she will be forced to live in her car when a national rental affordability scheme comes to an end.
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