Mayor commits to trash talk as he shows off new tattoo
Trash and cash seem to be what people think of council, so Launceston’s mayor decided to make the message permanent. Check out the photos + his reason for the new ink >>
Trash and cash seem to be what people think of council, so Launceston’s mayor decided to make the message permanent. Check out the photos + his reason for the new ink >>
With retail crime on the rise across Tasmania, a determined push is underway involving police, Crime Stoppers, and the community to tackle shoplifting. How you can help.
Inner city living might be the next development in Launceston. The latest big project that will take shape in a ‘contentious’ site.
Premier Jeremy Rockliff has provided further details about a major new health complex promised for Tasmania. READ THE LATEST >>>
A steady rise in short term accommodations in Tasmania may be impacting the strain on housing, but one councillor says they have their place for now.
The community is rallying around the family of a young Brisbane woman who tragically died alongside her partner while holidaying in Tasmania.
The former federal MP Bridget Archer is keen to bounce back from last month’s election loss after flinging her hand up for preselection as Tasmania hurtles towards an election.
It’s been the site of many successful restaurants and ventures in Launceston. Now, the art deco building in Brisbane street is home to a much-loved food chain. Inside the new eatery.
Pride flags in a Tasmanian city were quickly slashed by a vandal hours after they were put up.
A Tasmanian football competition has introduced a range of immediate measures to “close the gap” between the top and bottom sides. Here’s how it will work.
Boardmakers will put an end to any sibling angst between Tasmania’s two largest cities, with a second bespoke Monopoly game in the making. COMMENT WHERE SHOULD BE INCLUDED >>
Government minister Felix Ellis has announced that the state government will make a $500m investment into “building an even better Tasmania”.
The CEO of one of Tasmania’s major airports has resigned after leading the organisation through some of the toughest challenges in its history. WHAT’S NEXT FOR THE HIGH-FLYER >>>
Considered the ‘soul of our city’ — the loved iconic suspension bridge has reopened after being off limits to visitors since January. Here’s what’s changed.
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