Former National Trust boss charged with stealing $140k of goods
The former managing director of the National Trust in Tasmania has been charged with stealing over $140,000 worth of goods from the heritage organization.
Nurses' union claims government policy has led to patient deaths
The Tasmanian Nurses' union alleges that a government policy has resulted in patient deaths in Launceston General Hospital's emergency department due to delayed transfers from paramedics.
Body found in search for 36yo man who went missing after boat capsized
A body believed to be that of a missing 36-year-old man has been found after a boating accident in Tasmania.
Liberty Bell Bay enters voluntary administration after ASIC intervention
Liberty Bell Bay, the owner of a manganese smelter in Tasmania, has entered voluntary administration after intervention by the ASIC, with efforts now focused on restructuring and finding a new owner.
Teacher strikes to go ahead in Tasmania, despite deal 'getting closer'
Public school teachers in Tasmania will strike this week, causing school closures across the state after rejecting the latest pay offer from the government.
Cattle ships have an hour to navigate this channel or run aground
A shipping owner is advocating for a new deep-water channel at Bridport to prevent cattle ships from running aground due to shallow waters.
Search underway for four people off Tasmania's north-west coast
A search operation has commenced for four individuals whose fishing vessel has gone missing off the north-west coast of Tasmania.
Search underway for missing man after three rescued at sea
Search efforts are ongoing for a missing adult after three individuals were rescued from the waters of Tasmania's north-west coast following a fishing boat incident.
Tasmania Devils fans get first taste of victory at VFL clash with Coburg
The Tasmania Devils achieved a 17-point victory over Coburg in their first VFL game in 18 years, celebrated by a crowd of 11,000 at North Hobart Oval.
Tasmania's Mount Arthur: a place awash with the true sort of quiet that soaks into your skin
The article reflects on the author's transformation from an urban-centric perspective to embracing the tranquility and beauty of nature, specifically at Mount Arthur in Tasmania.
Live: Richmond face Hardwick reunion, as Tassie makes VFL history
Richmond reunites with its former coach as they face Gold Coast, while Tasmania marks its historical entry into the VFL.
Live possum discovered hiding among plush toys in an Australian airport gift shop
A live brushtail possum was found hiding among plush toys in a gift shop at Hobart Airport, Tasmania, prompting a humorous response from airport staff.
It's not as exciting as a royal visit, but something else happened in Tassie this week
Tasmania has taken steps towards enhancing government transparency through the formation of a new parliamentary group focused on public integrity.
Quarter of police family violence orders issued against women in Tasmania
Tasmania Police have issued a significant number of family violence orders against women, raising concerns about potential misidentification of victims and aggressors.
New rules for pets now in effect for Tasmanian renters
New legislation in Tasmania aims to make it easier for renters with pets to secure housing by limiting the grounds on which landlords can refuse pet requests.
'That's not very lady-like': Teen adds to family's wood-chopping legacy
A teenager named Kallie is breaking gender stereotypes by becoming the first female in her family to compete in woodchopping, a sport dominated by men, as participation among women in the sport increases.
LOOK โฉ Did a toy start moving on the shelf? A strange discovery was made in the airport gift shop
An opossum was discovered sitting among plush toys in the gift shop of Hobart Airport in Tasmania on Wednesday, March 18.
Opossum found 'disguised' among stuffed animals in Australia
An opossum was discovered at Hobart Airport in Tasmania, Australia, hiding among stuffed animals in a convenience store.
Airport in Tasmania: Possum Hides in Souvenir Shop Among Stuffed Animals
A live possum was discovered hiding among plush souvenirs at a souvenir shop in Hobart Airport, Tasmania.
Possum found nestled in with plush toys at airport gift shop in Tasmania
A brushtail possum was discovered among plush toys in a Hobart airport gift shop, delighting passengers and staff.
Homecoming Queen Mary set to thrill Tasmanians
Danish royals King Frederik and Queen Mary are visiting Tasmania, with plans for a public meet-and-greet in Hobart as part of their official tour of Australia.
Transparency motions pass parliament without government support
Tasmania's parliament has passed transparency motions without support from the minority government, increasing pressure on it to release cabinet documents sooner.
Daily heart surgeries cut back to twice a week due to strikes
Heart surgeries in Tasmania have been significantly reduced due to ongoing strikes by clinical perfusionists, impacting patient care.
Body found after boating mishap in Tasmania's south-east
A body was recovered following a boating accident near Marion Bay, Tasmania, where a recreational boat capsized.
The traditional granny flat is changing, and Tasmania is leading the way
Tasmania plans to increase the permissible size of granny flats to improve housing affordability and facilitate multi-generational living.
Report finds 'significant and sustained shift' in support for salmon industry
A recent report indicates a sharp decline in community support for the Tasmanian salmon farming industry, according to a CSIRO survey.
Tasmanian government responds to scathing transparency review
The Tasmanian government, led by Premier Jeremy Rockliff, plans to release cabinet documents after 20 years, responding to a critical review of the state's transparency laws.
Man's body found after search on Hobart's waterfront
A man's body was discovered on Hobart's waterfront after a search following reports of him falling overboard from a docked vessel.
Duck hunters blame protesters for burning shooting shelters
Tasmanian duck hunters allege that protesters are responsible for arson attacks on their shooting shelters at Moulting Lagoon, a key hunting area.
'A confronting case': Woman pleads guilty to 21 animal cruelty charges
A Tasmanian woman, Karen Maree Blake, has pleaded guilty to 21 charges of animal cruelty involving over 70 animals found in deplorable conditions.
Tasmanians to get chance to meet Queen Mary, King Frederik on Thursday
Tasmanians will have the opportunity to meet Danish King Frederik and Queen Mary during the couple's official visit to Australia, concluding in Hobart.
Police commissioner's plea no match for political realities
Tasmania's Police Commissioner Donna Adams is advocating for stricter limits on gun ownership in light of public safety concerns, but her plea is overshadowed by the government's focus on other reforms.
Tasmanian government went against advice from police chief on gun limits
The Tasmanian government has rejected the Police Commissioner's call for limits on firearm ownership, despite recent calls for stricter gun laws in light of past tragedies.
Message in a bottle leads to 25-year intercontinental friendship
A message in a bottle discovered on a Tasmanian beach has sparked a 25-year friendship between two individuals from different continents, culminating in their first in-person meeting.
Once Choked in Weeds, Locals Celebrate 'Mud Coming Back' to Wetland
Tasmanian locals celebrate the recovery of their wetlands as invasive rice grass is nearly eradicated, allowing native vegetation and fish species to thrive again.
Court hears teacher preyed on 'unworldly, naive' Hobart school student
The Supreme Court in Hobart is hearing a case where a former student accuses a teacher of sexual abuse in the 1980s, with closing arguments presented and a decision pending.
Race on to find smelter buyer as job losses loom
Stakeholders are urgently seeking a buyer for the Liberty Bell Bay manganese smelter as court proceedings could lead to significant job losses.
Major Tasmanian food company goes into voluntary administration
TasFoods, a prominent Tasmanian food company, has gone into voluntary administration due to ongoing financial struggles exacerbated by an oversupply of chicken meat.
Captain Patterson guides NSW to One Day Cup win in rain-hit final
NSW triumphed over Tasmania by four wickets to claim the One Day Cup in a rain-affected final.
TasTAFE to review courses in bid to find $45m in savings
TasTAFE is set to review its courses as it seeks to achieve $45 million in savings amid financial challenges following the removal of government subsidies for some programs.
'Continuous rumbling': Huge quarry expansion green-lit despite local concerns
A quarry in Tasmania has received approval to significantly expand its production despite concerns from local residents over noise and traffic issues.
Chance find reunites former cop with the protester he arrested
A former Tasmanian police officer reconnects with a protester he arrested during the significant Franklin River blockade four decades ago.
The Devils won't play AFL at Macquarie Point before 2031. Are we surprised?
The Tasmania Devils will not play AFL at the new Macquarie Point stadium before 2031, pushing back expectations for their home games.
Hobart stadium not expected to be ready for AFL Devils games until 2031
Hobart's new stadium is projected to be completed in time for the 2031 AFL season, pushing back expectations for the Tasmania Devils' debut.
Calls for wild deer to be labelled a pest as population grows
Farmers and community groups in Tasmania are urging the government to classify wild deer as pests due to their rapidly increasing population and the resulting agricultural impacts.
A Bird Set a World Record for a 13,560 KM Flight
A bar-tailed godwit has set a world record by flying non-stop from Alaska to Tasmania over a distance of 13,560 km.
'Good character' references for serious offenders to be scrapped in Tasmania
Tasmania plans to ban 'good character' references as a factor in sentencing for serious offenders, according to Attorney-General Guy Barnett.
It took one email from the ABC to get action on Sharryn's housing 'mess'
Sharryn Johns, a public housing tenant in Tasmania, has struggled for over two years to access her backyard due to an improperly designed ramp, but action was prompted after inquiries from ABC News.
Second Spirit of Tasmania ferry departs Scotland for Melbourne
The second new Spirit of Tasmania ferry has commenced its journey from Scotland to Australia, with scheduled sailings to begin in October.
Tasmania's largest farm could be sold to UK forestry investors
There is an impending decision regarding the sale of Tasmania's largest farm, Rushy Lagoon, to a British forestry investment firm.