Million-dollar funding deal a ‘catch-up’ for state
An increase in education funding aims to ensure Tasmanian students ‘keep up, catch up’. Why the education union believes the extra millions will be ‘life changing’.
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More than ‘just bad periods’: Tassie’s diagnosis challenge
Tassie women are facing even more hurdles when trying to get a diagnosis for endometriosis. How women in health are tackling this issue.
Crushing it: Tassie’s cider boom
Tasmania has long been known as the Apple Isle. But our world-class apples are increasingly being used to make world-class craft cider – and discerning drinkers across the globe can’t get enough
Hobart waterfront institution worth catching after revamp
If it has been a while since you’ve visited this acclaimed Hobart eatery it’s worth making a booking and experiencing genuine Tasmanian seafood and excellent service, writes Alix Davis
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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.
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 >>
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.
Five decades since rail service closed: why it won’t return
On the 50th anniversary of Hobart’s last passenger rail services, the state government continues to back transforming the corridor for rapid buses. Here’s why.
Man who killed baby faces sentencing delays
A man who killed a baby will not learn his fate until after the New Year due to a disagreement between lawyers.
What will make Maydena’s Hardline even ‘more thrilling’
Competitors in an invitation-only event at Maydena must contend with a revamped track that one participant says ‘keeps you guessing.’
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