Typical Tasmanians: What robots think we really look like
From Burnie to Bicheno – and beyond. We asked an AI tool to generate what it thinks typical folks look like from key Tassie towns and suburbs – here’s the results.
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Tassie bike trails on right track
Mountain biking lovers have their wheels spinning over the launch of close to $1m in new trails – bound to impress beginners and even the most diehard enthusiasts. Details
‘Unfair’: Why operator says following rules is hurting business
A long-term Tassie tourism operator is calling for more to be done to license and regulate nature-based tourism businesses in the state – after claiming he’s losing thousands by doing the right thing.
Revealed: Shock Dark Mofo announcement
Dark Mofo Artistic Director Chris Twite has delivered a devastating blow in regards to next year’s festival. LATEST
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Snow, wind and flood watches issued for Tassie
Landslides and snow have closed several roads across Tasmania, as warnings for further ice, snow and rain are issued. LATEST FORECAST + ROAD CLOSURES LIST >>
Tassie schools see steep spike in student suspensions
Teachers are enduring some of the worst student behaviour in years, according to the latest data from the Department of Education. FULL REPORT >>
CRIME WRAP: Make-up artist jailed, prison escapee in court
This the last week in Tasmania’s courts saw a make-up artist jailed for fraud while a prison escapee fronted the judge for reveasing towads a police officer. FULL WRAP >>
How Tasmania could reap sub contract rewards
A Tasmanian company has revealed how the decision to scrap the $90bn submarine deal with France will allow Australia to build its local capacity. FULL REPORT >>
Families savour spring snow at kunanyi/ Mount Wellington
A generous dusting of snow decorated kunanyi/ Mount Wellington’s peaks today, with more snow late-season on the cards for the weekend. FULL FORECAST >>
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Acclaim, criticism for $40m wilderness walk
It is being touted as “a game changer” for the West Coast, but there are concerns the multi-day Tyndall Range walk is cost-prohibitive and will degrade the alpine environment.
Unconformity back to boost the West Coast
With mainland lockdowns, the West Coast’s Unconformity festival is delivering an exciting program featuring local talent, giving Tasmanians the chance to discover for themselves what the rest of the nation has been raving about
Ecologist rejects ‘disingenuous’ salmon claims
A veteran freshwater ecologist has rejected assertions that salmon hatcheries have only a minor impact on Tasmania’s waterways.
VOTE NOW: Tassie’s best fish and chips
From boat-to-table fish and chip shacks on Tassie’s East Coast to city pubs serving up succulent seafood – we’re on the hunt for the state’s best fish and chip joint. VOTE NOW >>
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