Much loved senior’s club will go into retirement
A much loved club for those over 50 is about to fold after falling on hard times. Here’s why the club is closing.
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Mega gallery: Santa visits Hobart in Christmas parade
The Hobart Christmas Pageant didn’t disappoint with thousands lining the CBD streets all keenly waiting for the big man himself — Santa. ALL THE PHOTOS >>
Meet the surfer making waves with new Tassie book
He’s braved some of the world’s biggest and wildest waves. And now Marti Paradisis has published a new book, taking readers on a thrilling ride through three generations of surfing in Tasmania
Heritage council’s concerns over stadium aesthetic
The Tasmanian Heritage Council wants more pictures showing how the stadium will look against Hobart’s heritage sites. Here’s what they’re concerned about.
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Sewage spill closes popular suburban beach for swimmers
If you had plans for a cool afternoon swim at a popular suburban beach, you might want to reschedule, after a sewage spill was found.
Got a parking fine? Here’s why a union says it might be unfair
Hobart City Council has denied its parking management system is unreliable or inaccurate, pushing back against claims innocent drivers are being booked.
‘Only one game in town’: Premier dismisses alternative stadium plan
Premier Jeremy Rockliff admitted he had not seen the newly released images of the Mac Point 2.0 proposal and reiterated that his government would focus on the original plan.
Meet the young doctors who have opened a new Hobart clinic
Hobart brother and sister Jay and Emma Shoemaker are bucking a trend – they are both doctors passionate about general practice. Now they have joined forces to open a new GP clinic.
Financial backer revealed for Mac Point 2.0 stadium
The developers behind an alternative stadium at Macquarie Point have revealed a financial backer and some new images. Check out the latest.
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.
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