Anti-vax Hobart GP could be deregistered after Facebook rants
A suspended doctor and former One Nation candidate who believes Covid is a “bioweapon” is being pursued by the national Medical Board. How he allegedly went down the “rabbit hole”.
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Coroner blasts aged care provider for dodging questions after death
A Tasmanian aged care provider “deliberately” gave partial information to a coroner investigating the death of a patient amid an environment of “substandard” care.
Grand theft auto: Car stolen by armed thieves, chopper search underway
A car has been stolen by two men, one armed with a gun, as a chopper search is launched to find the perpetrators. LATEST
‘Calm death’ in a peaceful town: Why John chose to end his life
“I sat with him while he took the substance and he was relieved and calm as he relaxed into sleep”: When John Street decided he would end his life via voluntary assisted dying, his wife was grateful he could go in peace.
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Airport pushes to host world’s biggest planes
Hobart Airport is building a case to strengthen its runway to help attract direct flights from Asia and become an international freight hub. DETAILS >>
Aldermen urged to focus on city’s ‘real problems’
An alderman cleared of a code of conduct complaint over a poo emoji has told her fellow councillors they need to “get back to serving the people” of the city. READ THE EMAILS >>
Two men face court on separate murder charges
Court dates have now been locked in for two Hobart men who are attempting to fight separate murder charges. LATEST FROM COURT >>
Setback for Bruny power cable replacement
A two-year project to replace a damaged underwater cable supplying power to Bruny Island has suffered a significant delay. SEE THE VIDEO >>
Truckies roll out to honour much-loved driver
Dozens of truckies have paid their respects to former truck driver Leigh Lawson, who is being remembered as “a professional leader” who was “taken away too young and too quick”.
Elwick declared safe and fit for racing
Just weeks after trainers revealed they were refusing to bring their horses to Elwick due to fears over the state of the track, the racecourse has been deemed safe and ready for racing.
Top junior sailors find the right tack at regatta
Some of the state’s best junior sailors have put themselves to the test at the Sandy Bay Sailing Club’s annual PJ Super Series Regatta. SEE THE GALLERY >>
Bookings roll in for newest luxury hotel
The finishing touches are being applied to Hobart’s newest high-end hotel accommodation – and rooms are already filling fast ahead of its official opening. LATEST PICS >>
Trophy home bonanza: $1m+ benchmark pushed higher
Luxury homes sales have spiked in Tasmania and obliterated past records for properties worth $1 million or more – often, much more. SEE THE BIG SALES >>
Tassie golfing trio’s high-tech solution to common problem
Consistently encountering the same problem every time he went to play golf with his mates, Karl Clark came up with a digital solution that’s now catching on like wildfire. DETAILS >>
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