Hotondo heartache: Young family lose life savings
Roxy and Lachlan Goss lost their block of land and their entire life savings after sinking $260,000 into Hotondo Homes New Town before the company went bust. THEIR STORY >>
Tasmania housing
Tasmania rural estate expected to fetch eye-watering price
A sprawling rural estate in Tasmania’s north has hit the market, with the expectation it could fetch more than $10m. TAKE A LOOK INSIDE >>
Residents’ hopes fade as Liberals dig in on Outlet plan
Opponents of a planned fifth lane for the Southern Outlet say they believe the state government will push ahead with the project despite vocal community opposition. LATEST >>
‘This is not a trend’: Hotondo Homes Australia on Hobart bust
Hotondo Homes Australia has revealed what led to the Hobart arm of the construction franchise meeting its untimely demise. LATEST >>
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‘Appetite for Tassie’: Premier tips population boom as borders ease
Interstate migrants are knocking on the door to come to Tasmania, the Premier says as the state suffers critical growing pains. WHAT IT’LL MEAN >>
Building height limits ‘stunting Hobart’s growth’
A heated debate has reignited over Hobart City Council’s renewed push to put height restrictions on buildings within the CBD. HAVE YOUR SAY >>
Pensioners’ rent ‘distress’ ahead of huge rent spike
A Tassie pensioner will need to apply for rent assistance for the first time in her life to afford to stay in her home when it’s transferred from Housing Tasmania. LATEST >>
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