Mums unite to find space that works
The Parents Hub hopes to be more than a co-working space, it would be a place where mums can find their village and thrive. Hear from the women behind it.
Hobart & South
‘It’s awful’: Used nappies, cigarette butts horrify hospital visitors
The state of the entrances at Hobart’s public hospital has drawn the ire of visitors and patients, with one saying “it’s one of the worst entrances to a hospital I think I have ever seen”.
Brace for more weather whiplash set to hit Tassie
Put away the woolly jumpers from last weekend and break out the summer dresses — hot weather is on the way with temperatures threatening April records.
Poor workplace culture in UTAS faculty, report reveals
The tertiary education union has urged UTAS to make meaningful change in one of its faculties after a report outlined issues with workplace culture.
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Young sailors ready to take on world after winning top gong
These young Tasmanian sailors have achieved the top spots at a South Australian race, taking home a prestigious prize. Their next step is to take on the world.
Heavenly Huon Hideaway beckons
Nestled on the edge of the Huon River, this idyllic haven is the ideal place to relax, unwind and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Southern Edge, writes Elise Kaine
Seemingly abandoned $100m development no longer dormant
The project has long lay dormant, however the people behind a housing and community development at an old school site in Hobart’s northern suburbs say ‘they’ve been working very hard’.
Renowned muso showcases Tassie with release of his 13th album
His school mates loved Nirvana and Metallica but Pete Cornelius had more unusual musical tastes, leading the talented Tasmanian to forge an international career – now launching his 13th album
Cost of living the focus of Peter Dutton’s snap visit to Tasmania
A day after the Prime Minister was in Tasmania, the Opposition Leader visits an electorate that is up for grabs for both major parties. What Peter Dutton did during his time in Tasmania.
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
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