Heavenly Huon Hideaway beckons
Nestled on the edge of the Huon River, this idyllic haven is the ideal place to relax, unwind and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Southern Edge, writes Elise Kaine
Hobart & South
Seemingly abandoned $100m development no longer dormant
The project has long lay dormant, however the people behind a housing and community development at an old school site in Hobart’s northern suburbs say ‘they’ve been working very hard’.
Renowned muso showcases Tassie with release of his 13th album
His school mates loved Nirvana and Metallica but Pete Cornelius had more unusual musical tastes, leading the talented Tasmanian to forge an international career – now launching his 13th album
Cost of living the focus of Peter Dutton’s snap visit to Tasmania
A day after the Prime Minister was in Tasmania, the Opposition Leader visits an electorate that is up for grabs for both major parties. What Peter Dutton did during his time in Tasmania.
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Zoodoo’s new owner reveals $5m facelift
After taking over a much-loved zoo outside of Hobart, the new owner has wasted no time overhauling the facility. Find out what is planned.
Headliners for Taste of Summer NYE entertainment locked in
An iconic Australian band that became stars in the 1980s is set to soundtrack New Year’s Eve for partiers at Tasmania’s Taste of Summer. Find out who will be performing live.
Light-filled Battery Point eatery promises ‘elevated’ dining
Along Battery Point’s picturesque Hampden Road is a new ‘elevated dining space’, one which might just have the recipe to success. Take a look inside.
Former nurse reprimanded after elderly patient assault
A former nurse who forced medication into the mouth of an elderly patient has learned his fate after a tribunal ruled on the future of his career. Here’s what happened.
Siblings suffered in house of punishment
Four traumatised siblings who came into the care of their affluent Hobart grandparents have painted a picture of horror within the home.
Justice for ‘Dick’ and ‘Jack’: Hanging of Aboriginal men not acknowledged
It’s been nearly 200 years since the hanging of two Aboriginal men, and their deaths continue to go without acknowledgment. TAC campaigner Nala Mansell says it needs to change.
Sandy Bay houses demolished for school expansion
A Tasmanian Catholic girls’ college is expanding and two houses in an affluent Hobart street have been demolished in the process. Check out the plans.
Take your tastebuds on safari
If you’re looking to expand your food horizons, grab a friend and take your tastebuds on safari, with a visit to Queen Sheba, writes Alix Davis
Tassie left off the list for upcoming Kylie tour
Tasmania has been left off the list of destinations for Kylie Minogue’s upcoming ‘Tension’ tour, and the state’s Deputy Premier says if we had a stadium, it might not be the case.
Bitter industrial dispute between council and staff deepens
Hobart City Council management has sought to end an intense dispute with its workers as the Fair Work Commission is called in to help mediate the situation.
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