Feds back mega-housing precinct at site of new southern school
The Prime Minister is set to announce $10m towards a 600 home development at the site of a newly completed southern high school. Here’s the details.
Hobart & South
Man hangs 9m from the air during logging protest
An environmental group has gone to drastic lengths to stop logging at a coupe in the state’s south. Pictures from the protest at the coupe.
World record broken in Hobart marathon by runner wearing Crocs
This year’s Cadbury Marathon featured a man who broke an unusual world record. The event was also the biggest yet, with around 1900 participants.
Fun, sweat and Forrest Gump: Cadbury Marathon gallery
The Cadbury Marathon was as popular as ever with a record turnout tackling the race, including an appearance from a popular movie character. CHECK OUT ALL THE PICS >>
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Cost of new Southern Outlet lane balloons as state seeks federal help
The long-discussed new lane planned for the Southern Outlet is going to cost a lot more than originally envisaged, with the state government now asking Canberra for more money.
Melbourne man a no-show at Hobart court over drug trafficking charges
A Melbourne man accused of major trafficking of methylamphetamine and cocaine has failed to show for his Wednesday court date. What happened in court.
EYE IN THE SKY: Police tap into Hobart surveillance network
Ever get the feeling you’re being watched? If you’re in the view of one of 300+ cameras across Hobart’s CBD, you very well might be. Here’s how the CCTV network is helping police fight crime.
North Vs South: MP says Devils base should be north during stadium build
Should the Tasmania Devils be based up north during the construction of the stadium? One MP thinks so. Here are her reasons.
The comments that triggered a council meltdown
Monday’s Hobart City Council meeting was paused after unruly elected members yelled, squabbled and spoke out of turn, with one alderman even urging the mayor to throw him out. WATCH.
‘Services will continue’: Reynolds responds to damning council audit
Hobart Lord Mayor Anna Reynolds says the council will ensure services “can continue to be delivered” after a review of the organisation’s financial position made some concerning findings.
Collins Street plan gets green light from council
The Hobart City Council has endorsed plans for new bike lanes and a reduced speed limit on a busy CBD street. Here’s what will be changing.
Legal fight to save Mona’s ‘Ladies’ Lounge’ reaches Supreme Court
The decision forcing Mona to close its exclusive lounge for ladies has been challenged. Here’s what Mona’s lawyers have said about the case.
Little Britain star promises nothing ‘artsy farty’
A star of the iconic TV show Little Britain, David Walliams is bringing his new comedy show to Hobart. Here’s what you can expect — including one key brief for the audience.
Soaring insurance could be death knell for historic venue
Glen Derwent’s history dates back to 1818 but the prized heritage venue could close in November because of insurance costs. Here’s how much the owners once paid vs the most recent quote.
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