Peter Hudson New Norfolk statue
One of Tasmania's most admired football talents, Peter Hudson, will be honoured with the unveiling of a statue in his hometown of New Norfolk next...
West Hobart tyre slasher plea
Police are continuing to investigate a significant number of vehicles which had their tyres slashed overnight last Thursday and early Friday in West Hobart.
A total...
Man arrested over jewellery robbery
A man has been arrested, accused of a burglary at a well known Burnie jewellery store.
Police allege the 20-year-old smashed a glass door to gain...
Dodges Ferry woman gets lucky
A lucky Southern Tasmanian woman is $100,000 richer.
The Dodges Ferry local describes her weekly ritual of picking up a few instant scratch tickets as "a...
Man escapes serious injury after plane crash
A strong crosswind is thought to have caused a light plane to crash at Burnie Airport on Saturday afternoon.
Police say the 77-year-old pilot crashed while...
Gutwein not happy at AFL response
The state having its own AFL side seems further away, with the league deciding to set up a detailed, independent review into its merits.
Premier Peter...
State service worker stood down
A state service employee from Tasmania's north has been stood down ahead of an investigation into an historical allegation of sexual abuse.
Police have been called...
Still A Star shines
General view of horses parading before race 7, the All-star Mile, during the 2020 All-Star Mile race day at Caulfield Racecourse in Melbourne, Saturday, March...
West Hobart slashing rampage
Police are hunting thoughtless vandals after dozens of cars had their tyres slashed at West Hobart overnight.
Forensic police are on the scene at Pine Avenue...
Aged care vaccines incoming
A dozen aged care homes in the state's north and northwest will be covered under phase 1A of the Morrison Government's coronavirus vaccine rollout.
It follows...
Nasty smash at Grindlewald
Three people in a two car crash at Grindelwald have been taken to Launceston General Hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
It happened at around 12.20pm...
Electric charge network opened
Premier Peter Gutwein has officially opened the state's electric charge network in Launceston.
The network will ensure mid-range electric vehicles can travel to almost any point...
Lambie lashes gov on rape response
Burnie Senator Jacqui Lambie is slamming the Federal Government's response to an alleged rape at Parliament House in Canberra.
Brittany Higgins claims she was sexually assaulted...
Tamar water upgrades
Preliminary upgrades at the Willis Street Pump Station are nearing completion.
A number of minor works have already been finished as part of TasWater's contribution to...
Vaccine rollout starting for Tas
Tasmania's COVID-19 vaccination program will begin next week in Hobart, first targeting frontline health workers, quarantine and border staff.
Appointments have been scheduled for the capital...
Mega development gets underway
The first stage of a $300 million development set to transform the Kingborough region in the state's south is officially underway, with the breaking of ground...
UTAS review of euthanasia due
An independent review of laws that would potentially apply to voluntary assisted dying in Tasmania is due to be handed to the state government today.
The...
Rail trail a step closer
Heritage rail advocates are vowing to continue their fight to protect track infrastructure in the north-east, despite a development application for 26 kilometres of bike...
Clinic hours extended, more high-risk venues
Tasmania's list of high-risk locations across Melbourne continues to grow.
The number of potentially exposed venues, including tram routes and an airport bus link, has risen...
Antlerless deer hunt bookings open
Recreational hunters can use a new online booking system for Tasmania's antlerless deer season.
Registrations open today (Tuesday) for allocations of access to public land for...
