Glenorchy business evacuated after possible gas exposure
It was a rough morning for a dozen people who had to be treated after being potentially exposed to carbon monoxide. Where the incident unfolded.
Hobart & South
Five decades since rail service closed: why it won’t return
On the 50th anniversary of Hobart’s last passenger rail services, the state government continues to back transforming the corridor for rapid buses. Here’s why.
Man who killed baby faces sentencing delays
A man who killed a baby will not learn his fate until after the New Year due to a disagreement between lawyers.
What will make Maydena’s Hardline even ‘more thrilling’
Competitors in an invitation-only event at Maydena must contend with a revamped track that one participant says ‘keeps you guessing.’
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New Sandy Bay site chosen for ferry terminal
The preferred site for a new Derwent Ferry terminal at Sandy Bay has been abandoned after opposition from Federal Group, forcing Hobart City Council to select an alternative location.
Nice slice of suburbia is still delivering
I’m a little envious of the West Hobart residents who have this popular eatery as their local, writes TasWeekend food writer Alix Davis
Hanging Garden’s next chapter in CBD gains approval
A nine-storey building to join the Hanging Garden precinct has received the green light to forge ahead on the corner of an empty CBD intersection. What’s planned >>
Discovering SoHo: Tassie suburb celebrated in new book
Tasmanian writer and photographer Paul County has published 17 books – with his newest release unearthing fascinating stories about the people who inhabit one of Hobart’s oldest suburbs
More buses, ferries rolled out for Christmas shoppers
Christmas shoppers will have an alternative to dealing with packed carparks with extra transport services added for the holiday period. Here are the details.
Elector poll looms over Collins St bike paths, lord mayor responds
The controversy over bike lanes for Collins St in Hobart has taken a new twist with a business group forcing a public meeting on the issue. Read the latest.
Mega gallery: Young guns tackle Schools Triathlon Challenge
Young athletes slogged it out in the Schools Triathlon Challenge at Bellerive on Friday. SEE ALL 61 PHOTOS.
What’s new for summer: your go-to events guide
There’s a lot to love about summer in our beautiful island state so make the most of long days ahead with our bumper guide of new and exciting activities guaranteed to get you pumped for summer
Glow-up breathes new life into local hotel
It’s been a long time between drinks at the Kingston Hotel for me. A quick visit a while ago hadn’t inspired a return. But that’s all changed following a stylish, slick revamp, writes Alix Davis
South Hobart FC pitches new ‘sports centre’ for Darcy St
The soccer club claims Darcy St facilities aren’t ‘fit for purpose’ and they want to change it. See what’s planned.
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