IMAGES: New office building could transform Hobart streetscape
A brand new multistorey office building could transform the streetscape along Hobart’s Bathurst Street. See the impressive designs.
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Huon Valley installation won’t be built until 2026
It’s been revealed DarkLab’s Transformer won’t be ready until 2026 at the earliest. Here’s what held up the project over the years.
Former council GM’s hefty termination payout
The former general manager of a small rural Tasmanian council received a big ‘termination benefit’ when he left the role, two years into a five-year contract.
Sea ice expert to head Antarctic research program
An IMAS expert will take on the top job of Australia’s flagship Antarctic research organisation, and the professor has already set out her agenda.
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Negligent driving by solo L-plater led to death of 74-year-old, coroner finds
A coroner has found that an L-plater failed to give way to an older man walking across a footpath outside a petrol station, before the man was hit. The coroner’s findings into the tragedy.
Another councillor resigns from Huon Valley
Another Huon Valley councillor announced on Thursday that she will step down from her role just two years into her four-year term.
Claremont woman threatened and forced to transfer money
Police have laid charges after an incident at Claremont where a woman was threatened with a firearm and forced to transfer money from her bank.
Bill shock: Glenorchy ratepayers stung by unexpected hike
Several Glenorchy ratepayers have been stung with an unexpectedly high rates notice, but the council says the numbers are out of its control. Here’s why you might be affected.
Council approves ‘iconic’ new office building
A new office development in Hobart has been described as ‘smart’, iconic’ and ‘futureproof’ by the Hobart City Council. Here’s why they’ve unanimously approved it.
New golf resort expected to have ‘Mona effect’
Excitement is building over a new golf course, expected to make the City of Clarence a renowned golf destination. See why one councillor said she had a ‘moral opposition’ to the sport.
Parking pain: Council scrambles to fix meter problem
There were tech issues with parking meters across Hobart on Monday as the city council scrambled to find a solution. Here’s what the council said.
Uni reveals plans for freshly restored century-old building at Domain
It’s been a hub of learning for more than 100 years and now the grand old building perched on Queens Domain has been given new life.
Council wants to unlock more of the Hobart Rivulet
The Hobart rivulet track is one of the city’s most popular, but did you know a lot of the track sits under concrete? Here’s why the council plans to uncover more of it.
Mega-deal: Tassie shopping mall sold for record-breaking price
Formerly owned by the Behrakis family, one of Tasmania’s biggest retail centres has sold for a record-breaking sum to an Adelaide-based buyer.
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