It will be a day of blood, sweat and tears in an Eastern Shore exercise studio this weekend, as 15 staff volunteer their time to head up the world-first 24-Hour Pilates for Mental Health relay. How you can take part >
The impending four month closure of a busy section of a Hobart city street has been branded as a blow to the city’s shoppers and traders. Why they’re outraged >
A Hobart man who yelled abuse at a pair of dog-walkers became so enraged when one quipped back that he stalked them in his ute and tried to run them down multiple times. What happened >
A Hobart builder that collapsed owing millions was involved in two previous collapses, a new report says – while a related company also recently entered liquidation owing $5m. Latest >
It’s just over two weeks until summer but Tasmanians have woken to thick snow as low as sea level in parts. LATEST PICS, FORECAST + WARNINGS >>
Authorities have issued serious safety warnings to boaties after three men were rescued and one died while out on Tasmanian waters this week. LATEST >>
From bean to bar, the owners of a Tasmanian chocolate business are now embarking on a new challenge which will see them take over a popular winery in Richmond. FULL STORY >>
With summer only weeks away, swimmers are being warned a section of an Eastern Shore beach will remain closed as authorities reveal the cause of ongoing water quality issues.
From illness-inducing mould and mildew to backyards soaked in raw sewage and roaches inside wardrobes and electrical sockets. SEE INSIDE TASSIE’S WORST HOMES >>
Lupin is a luscious new wine bar-cum-bistro that’s all velvet banquettes, a well-curated wine list and a menu that puts a tasty new spin on toast, says TasWeekend food writer Alix Davis
Hobart’s beautiful harbour takes centre stage at this boutique hotel.
The new complex would accommodate young people aged 16-24 years and it will be built near key services. SEE THE PLANS >>
Revelations that a prominent former church on prime waterfront land at Sandy Bay is for sale has prompted a strong reaction from a Hobart Alderman. FULL STORY >>>
Global food giant JBS – the new owner of Huon Aquaculture – has met with environmental groups to discuss the future of farming salmon in Tasmania. INSIDE THE MEETING >>
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