Fun, sweat and Forrest Gump: Cadbury Marathon gallery
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Hobart & South
How can a company deny access to my fave fishing spot?
Tasmania is increasingly owned and controlled by remote corporations in what could be termed ‘New Colonialism’, laments Charles Wooley
Independent panel hands down review into maternity services
An independent review into maternity services at the Royal Hobart Hospital has handed down 38 recommendations with one key issue seemingly plaguing the ward.
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.
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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.
Wooley: Let’s raise a glass to the demolition of an eyesore
When it goes, I doubt the Prince of Wales pub – the most cropped out building in the country – will be long missed, reasons Charles Wooley.
Pressure on Libs to ‘step up’ over AFL high performance centre
A Tasmanian mayor has demanded that the state government “step up” and fulfil its commitment to build a $70m AFL training base in his municipality.
Remembering the 84 years since planes took to skies over Britain
RAAF Tasmania president Jenny Robertson hopes commemorative services for the Battle of Britain continue the retelling of stories of those who fought. See footage of the flyover.
‘Gross abuse of power’: Mayor’s bullying accusation against MLC
A war of words has erupted over Derwent Valley mayor Michelle Dracoulis’ Facebook post alleging bullying by local member Craig Farrell. Read what she said.
New measures to save the swift parrot
There are new measures being taken to protect the critically endangered swift parrot in southern Tasmania. Here’s the new strategy to save them.
This SoHo cafe is a great refuge, when the weather’s driving you nuts
The residents of South Hobart are indeed fortunate to have this bustling cafe as their local and, after this brunch, I’m vowing not to leave it too long before my next visit, writes Alix Davis
You’ll be ‘peasantly’ surprised by this hidden Coal River Valley gem
This recently opened cafe and wine bar captures the best of the region and packages it beautifully in a cosy space just made for lazy afternoons over a glass or two of wine, writes Alix Davis
TAC says Crowther’s feet should have stayed on Franklin Square plinth
The bronze part of the statue of William Crowther has finally been removed, but some say there could have been other ways to deal with the statue. Here’s how much the work cost the council.
Tasmanian of the year shares family’s devastating cancer battle
The Unite in Yellow Lunch raises much-needed funds for investment into cancer research across Tasmania. For Motherland founder, the event holds special meaning for her this year.
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