Two YouTubers who have been fined for filming videos without proper permits in the state’s Central Plateau feel laws relating to online content creation are outdated. What they say should be changed.
A Hobart man has been found by a tribunal to have discriminated against his blameless neighbour by painting her as a “cheap Asian prostitute”. His shameful outburst revealed.
A $2m redevelopment of a former surfwear shop into a health and wellbeing hub is finally open to members and the wider community. Here are the services, both free and paid, that will be offered.
Upgrades to Cosgrove High School are a step closer, as the Education Department seeks approval from the Glenorchy Council. But there could be delays to construction. See the designs.
A tranquil patch of bushland north of Hobart will soon be the location of a luxury five-star cabin retreat as part of a multimillion-dollar development. PLANS + PHOTOS >>
Seven Tasmanian vineyards have come up trumps out of 6000 grape growers from across the country to be named among the top 50 in Australia.
There are fresh calls for an inquiry into the state’s building sector after revelations substandard work on one property has created multiple defects in a neighbouring house.
A professional fisherman helped rescue a 76-year-old man whose yacht got into strife in high winds and heavy seas. SEE THE PHOTOS >>
Leather and tinsel-clad motorcyclists thundered down the streets of Hobart in their thousands for the 42nd Toy Run for charity. SEE THE BEST PHOTOS >>
Some Tasmanian health workers who initially refused to be vaccinated against Covid-19 have had a change of heart after being sent termination letters. LATEST >>
A Hobart City Councillor has pleaded not guilty to the traffic offence of allegedly using a visual electronic device while driving. LATEST FROM COURT >>
A major refurbishment of Hobart’s Wrest Point Casino has been unveiled less than two weeks before state borders reopen to two key tourist markets. EXCLUSIVE PICTURES >>
Tasmanian music and art festival Mona Foma will be back bigger and better than ever in January, with organisers announcing a jam-packed lineup for the 2022 event. LINEUP + TICKETS >>
New scanning stations, a special gate and two lines depending on where you’re flying from … here’s everything you need to know about coming to Tasmania. EXPLAINED >>
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