Twelve houses in four cul-de-sacs with gardens, a community centre, hair salon, cafe, wellness centre and grocer. See inside Hobart’s new dementia village changing lives set to feature on TV >>
They are the stars of social media who rose to the top through various methods. Now we reveal who really owns top billing in Tasmania’s Instagram. READ THE FULL LIST >>
Police say after a large-scale raid in southern Tasmania, they’re finally on the front foot in dismantling the physical presence, and the influence outlaw motorcycle gangs have on our state, but their reach is much greater. SEE MORE ABOUT THE GLOBAL PRESENCE OF THE GANGS >>
What happens to reality TV stars after the media spotlight fades? Was it worth it to have had their five minutes of fame and would they do it again? WE CATCH UP with some of Tassie’s favourite reality celebs >>
THIS year will be Elvis Presley’s biggest revenue earner yet, bigger than anything he saw during his all too short life of 42 years
CIVIL war and famine ravage South Sudan, but a Kiwi and a band of Aussies are making a big impact on the locals.
HE WAS the big fish that slipped the net – again. John Ibrahim was the scalp the cops wanted most. But not for the first time detectives have been left clutching at thin air where they thought he stood.
EXCLUSIVE: The remaining family members of the teenage terrorist who shot dead police employee Curtis Cheng have left the country — leaving the victim’s son fearing the full story never comes out.
She won four gold medals and was the first Australian inducted in the Athletics Hall of Fame. Betty Cuthbert was beyond compare.
A BURLESQUE dancer has found a rare window into the minds of some of Australia’s most infamous criminals including Ivan Milat and ‘Little Pebble’.
UNSEEN letters from Ivan Milat have revealed who his tears and sympathies are for — and it’s not the men and women he slaughtered and dumped in bush graves.
WHAT if the first thing we do when we find life on Mars is kill it? That’s the sombre prospect scientists fear any manned mission to the red planet may produce.
QUEENSLAND’S business young guns have been revealed in this year’s Top 20 Under 40 list. CHECK OUT WHO MADE THE GRADE
IT’S 6000 years older than Stonehenge. Its purpose is unknown. Its art an enigma. Now the mystery of Göbekli Tepe has taken another twist: Was it the heart of an ancient skull cult?
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