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A doctor warns that a late condition imposed by the Tasmanian government on a promised investment could derail plans for a new hospital in Launceston.

Human remains found in Tasmania have been confirmed to belong to Celine Cremer, a Belgian backpacker who went missing in June 2023.

A Belgian backpacker who went missing in Tasmania three years ago has been identified by police through human remains found on the island.

The Tasmanian government has introduced a new youth justice model focusing on a 'child first, offender second' philosophy as it prepares to replace the Ashley Youth Detention Centre.

The Australian Electoral Commission has proposed changes to the electoral boundaries in Tasmania, affecting a quarter of the population.

Tasmania's Treasury warns that the state's finances are set to deteriorate rapidly, with net debt projected to reach $146 billion by 2040.

Tasmania police have provisionally identified human remains found in the state as belonging to Celine Cremer, a missing Belgian tourist.

Human remains found in Tasmania are likely those of missing Belgian backpacker Celine Cremer, according to police.

Tasmania has introduced new gun laws that intensify licensing requirements and implement a buyback scheme, but do not limit the number of firearms individuals can own.

The Tasmanian community of Strahan expresses strong dissatisfaction over a large concrete wall built as part of a waterfront redevelopment, prompting the local council to reconsider its design.

Tasmanian government agencies raised concerns over the approval of the antibiotic florfenicol for use in salmon farms, citing inadequate evidence regarding its potential impact on human health and the environment.

Former teacher Stephen Fane Noga denies allegations of sexual abuse by a former student, asserting that any relationship began after her graduation.

The Tasmanian government is looking into reducing superannuation payments for public servants earning over $200,000.

The Royal Society of Tasmania is seeking the public's help in locating lost paintings by colonial-era artist William Charles Piguenit, which may be sitting unnoticed in Tasmanian residences.

Public sector workers in Tasmania have resumed industrial action, alleging that the state government reneged on a pay deal while the government refutes this claim.

Tasmania's salmon industry is facing the potential loss of its emergency permit to use the antibiotic florfenicol, which is critical for managing fish disease.

TasWater is advocating for a significant water bill increase, warning of potential consequences for infrastructure and environmental projects if their demands are not met.

Over 300 volunteer firefighters in Tasmania will be terminated from the Tasmania Fire Service for not completing mandatory child safety training.

Tasmanian Greens MP Tabatha Badger is vying to replace retiring senator Peter Whish-Wilson in a party vote for a federal seat.

Nine newspapers will cease printing editions of The Age and The Australian Financial Review in Tasmania due to rising production costs and declining print readership.

A rescue operation is ongoing in Hobart after several boats capsized due to strong winds during the Bellerive Regatta.

Mining company MMG proposes an alternative site for a tailings dam in Tasmania's Exe Valley after facing environmental opposition to previous plans.

Two teenage boys died in a single-vehicle crash in Crabtree, Tasmania, with speed believed to be a contributing factor.

The Australian federal agency is proposing to suspend the use of the antibiotic florfenicol in Tasmanian salmon farming following its detection in native species nearby.

Elena Anita Begovic, sentenced for the negligent driving death of 12-year-old Marshall Oakley-Stagg, has been granted a restricted driver's licence by a Tasmanian court.

Launceston City Mission has received approval to develop a six-storey social housing project with 48 affordable homes, amidst community concerns regarding its impact.

TasRacing has suspended greyhound racing activities in Tasmania due to a widespread outbreak of kennel cough.

Reports from Tasmania highlight disturbing interactions between tourists and local penguins, prompting calls for better protection of these wildlife.

Antibiotics used in Tasmanian salmon farming have been found in local marine species, raising concerns about ecological impacts, although public health assessments deem the levels safe for human consumption.

The Tasmanian government has released a strategic business case for a rapid bus network in Greater Hobart, but it lacks specifics on construction timelines, routes, and funding requirements.

The Labor opposition in Tasmania has proposed extending kindergarten to five days a week to enhance early childhood education as many children are not meeting developmental goals.

Tasmania's EPA has abandoned plans to tighten lead emission limits for a zinc smelter in Hobart following opposition from its operator, Nyrstar, despite concerns over elevated lead levels in surrounding suburbs.

The Tasmanian salmon industry will now have to comply with stricter mortality reporting rules, necessitating weekly reports on fish deaths and their suspected causes.

An emergency bushfire warning has been issued by the Tasmania Fire Service for an area south of Launceston due to an uncontrolled fire threatening lives and property.

The Tasmanian government has been advised to halt negotiations for selling land to NBL owner Larry Kestelman due to potential taxpayer costs.

Tasmania's Motor Accident Insurance Board is suing Melissa Oates for $934,577 following the death of her partner Jari Wise, who she ran over in 2020.

A recent report indicates that Maugean skate, an endangered species, faces severe threats from salmon farming despite uncertain population estimates and research methods.

Amy Sherwin, Australia's first opera star, has been commemorated with the unveiling of two statues at Hadley's Hotel in Hobart to honor her contributions and legacy.

Phillip Ellis Wells recounts a harrowing encounter with mako sharks while diving off Tasmania's east coast.

Experts have assessed the impact of a crack discovered in the Bridgewater Bridge just before its opening, addressing public concerns about infrastructure reliability in Tasmania.

Australia's Environment Minister Murray Watt has decided to keep the Maugean skate listed as endangered despite public calls to elevate its status to critically endangered.

Christopher Mark Jordan, accused of murdering 14-year-old Shyanne-Lee Tatnell in Tasmania, is set to stand trial in September 2024.

TasWater assures that Hobart's drinking water is free from antibiotics following a salmon disease outbreak and that there is no health risk to the public.

Authorities in Tasmania have found human remains and belongings of Belgian tourist Celine Cremer, who went missing in the Tarkine wilderness last year.

Corey Chugg was found alive by police four days after he went missing in bushland near Launceston, Tasmania.

A man missing in Tasmanian bushland for four days has been found alive and transported to the hospital for further evaluation after a search by Tasmania Police.

The Tasmanian Greens are demanding an inquiry into the decision to grant a full police funeral to former officer Paul Reynolds, who died by suicide following allegations of child sexual abuse.

A significant defect was discovered in the Bridgewater Bridge just days before its opening, prompting redesign work to ensure safety.

Tasmanian police recovered remains, including teeth and a car key, belonging to Belgian woman Celine Cremeri, who went missing in June 2023.

Kane Dallow, a Tasmanian man, has been sentenced to two years in prison for 28 criminal offenses including fraud and forgery.