Sudden closure of pubs and clubs 'deeply disappointing' An urgent call-out for buyers has been launched after the owner of a host of pubs and clubs in one capital city entered voluntary administration. AAP · Jul 6
Missing man 'wandered off' on bushwalking tour No trace has ever been found of a 76-year-old man who was on a group tour with his wife at a popular tourist site when he went missing. AAP · Jun 25
'It will kill the brand': plea over brewery's closure A brewery which has operated for almost 150 years will stop production in November but workers have made a last-ditch appeal for a change of direction. AAP · Jun 23
Thousands grin and bare it for swim at crack of dawn Wearing nothing but a red swimming cap, hardy souls have taken a brisk river dip for an annual winter solstice celebration as part of Dark Mofo festivities. AAP · Jun 22
Historic rebuke for premier, some light on $500k fees A state parliament has censured a premier for his lack of transparency in relation to two ex-ministers whose publicly funded legal fees have been questioned. AAP · Jun 17
Second minister out over legal questions, transparency Tasmania's minority Liberal government has copped another hit, with a second minister resigning from cabinet amid questions about their honesty. AAP · Jun 16
Call for Liberal minister to resign over campaign texts Pressure is mounting on a state minister over her knowledge and public comments relating to promotional messages sent during an election campaign. AAP · Jun 15
Cloud forms again over unique smelter and 200 jobs Difficulties during negotiations have put the future of Australia's only manganese smelter, which is in administration, and hundreds of jobs in doubt. AAP · Jun 12
'Pile of crap': premier speaks on MP legal fee saga A state leader has apologised for not properly interrogating a former minister who allegedly misled parliament over her involvement in court proceedings. AAP · Jun 10
Relief for workers with lifeline for ailing smelters Smelter operator Nyrstar hasn't ruled out needing further taxpayer money after extra funds were announced to prop up two ailing facilities. AAP · Jun 10
Ship comes in for Dark Mofo through ferry collaboration Work on winter festival Dark Mofo's project on one of two delayed Spirit of Tasmania ferries, which will include robotic dogs, is in its final stages. AAP · Jun 8
'Concerning' proposal for troubled youth detention hub A state government has proposed turning a youth detention centre, the subject of harrowing evidence at a child sexual abuse inquiry, into an adult prison. AAP · May 26
Legal costs fail for operator in jumping castle tragedy Rosemary Gamble has failed to have her legal bill paid by the state after being cleared of criminal charges over a jumping castle incident that killed six kids. AAP · May 14
State's third female governor to lead with kindness A state has appointed a former nurse as governor, who pledges to connect with communities and bring compassion and kindness to the position. AAP · May 6
AAP · May 2 'Radical' boundaries redraw to bring political carnage As many as 10 sitting MPs could stand in a single state seat next election, with a boundary switch-up under way.
AAP · May 1 Major smelters under a cloud, government money runs out Talks between three governments and the operator of two smelters, which produce critical minerals and employ more than 100 people, have reached a stalemate.
AAP · Apr 30 Legal action against troubled smelter dropped Australia's only manganese smelter, which is under administration and seeking a new buyer, will no longer be pursued legally by the regulator.
AAP · Apr 27 Teachers strike pay deal after 'generational' strike Fed-up public-sector teachers have accepted a fair pay deal with a state government following a bitter industrial dispute.
AAP · Apr 22 Smelter's wage lifeline fails to allay viability fears A support package has given three weeks of pay certainty for 200 workers at Australia's only manganese alloy smelter, which is on the hunt for a new owner.
AAP · Apr 21 Capital city turfs e-scooter hire over safety worries E-scooter shared hire has been ended by a capital city council after ongoing concerns about rider behaviour and inappropriate parking.
AAP · Apr 20 Court denies Aboriginal woman's 'on Country' request A magistrate has rejected an Aboriginal woman's request for a hearing on culturally significant land, saying the case can be fairly determined without doing so.
AAP · Apr 4 Cowboy ceramics solo show will make your heart sing Artist Rosanagh May spends hours inscribing her ceramic artworks with song lyrics, and loves the moment when people recognise the music that inspired her work.
AAP · Mar 28 Tasmania Devils back up VFL debut with second win A week after securing their maiden win, the Tasmania Devils have edged past Port Melbourne for an undefeated start to life in the VFL.
AAP · Mar 27 'Monumental': court ponders on Country sitting A magistrates court is considering whether to grant an application by an Indigenous woman for evidence to be heard on culturally significant land.
AAP · Mar 26 'Struggling': teachers strike in second capital city Teachers have walked off the job in a second state in as many days in their battle for better pay and conditions, forcing public school closures.