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Tas castle tragedy families to get $1.4m

Families affected by the Hillcrest jumping castle tragedy in Tasmania will soon receive more than $1.4 million in donations, after a legal hurdle was overcome.

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Tas plan to stop family violence offenders

Tasmania's attorney-general has introduced a bill to the state's upper house aimed at stopping family violence perpetrators.

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Free bus travel in Tasmania for five weeks to help offset rocketing fuel prices

As drivers contend with rising fuel prices across the country, one state is giving commuters a break from bus fares.

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Tas tackles living costs with free buses

Tasmania has become the first state or territory to make public transport free amid a national debate on the cost of living and rising fuel prices.

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After 16 years without teeth, a stranger's donation changed Jane's smile

Choosing between paying rent or seeing the dentist, dental care is out of reach for many Tasmanians.

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Conservationists call for ban on explosives to scare seals at salmon farm in federal waters off Tasmania

Federal government has not ruled out the use of underwater explosives and ‘bean bag rounds’ in trial off north-west Tasmania

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Fears local council turmoil, toxic culture deterring potential candidates in Tasmania

With many councils hit with accusations of bullying and harassment and councillors dealing with 24/7 public scrutiny and low pay, who would run for local government?

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Plea to stop wedge-tailed eagles being electrocuted on power lines after spate of deaths in Tasmania

A raptor sanctuary operator wants more action to prevent endangered birds from being electrocuted on power lines, saying it is also taking an emotional toll on rescuers.

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Movement marks 50 years of green politics, 40 years since the Franklin Dam campaign turning point

The Franklin Dam debate divided a state 40 years ago. It was a turning point in a political environment movement that is marking 50 years of impact far beyond its genesis in Tasmania.

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Tensions flare as Hawks defeat JackJumpers

Tasmania coach Scott Roth lost his cool with Illawarra's Antonius Cleveland after the Hawks beat the JackJumpers to boost their NBL semi-final hopes.

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Masks return in face of Omicron variant BA.2, despite Tasmanian mandate ending

Weeks ago, Tasmania dropped the mask-wearing requirement in most settings. But despite the "nasty emails" store owner Andrew Schwartz is getting, he's asking visitors to put one on — and this is why.

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How the fight to save Tasmania’s Lake Pedder led to the world’s first green party

A rowdy meeting in Hobart 50 years ago was the start of an organised effort to push for a spotlight on environmental issues

The Guardian - AU

Australian teachers touch down in Tasmania after fleeing Ukraine

Two Australians fleeing the war in Ukraine have finally touched down in Tasmania to the warm embrace of family after a marathon 30-hour journey — but their thoughts keep swinging back to those they left in the besieged city.

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Tasmania's active COVID cases surpass January peak as Omicron BA.2 strain takes hold

Tasmania has hit the highest number of active COVID-19 cases since the pandemic started — with experts warning the daily tally is expected to climb far higher.

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Indigenous Tasmanians sign deal to run commercial abalone fishery

A ground-breaking deal signed to provide Aboriginal Tasmanians with access to a commercial abalone fishery is being hailed as a step towards resetting relationships and cultural practices.

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Vics declare behind as runs flow in Shield

Aggressive batting from both sides has given hope that a result can be produced in the Sheffield Shield encounter between Victoria and Tasmania.

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Hundreds of dead eels wash up in Tasmania's north, despite million-dollar bypass

As the smell of rotten fish spreads along the Tamar river bank, locals are wondering whether a million-dollar bypass for local eels is a "waste of public money".

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Hobart tops country in opioids in latest wastewater drug monitoring report

A new drug report finds Hobart is Australia's capital city with the highest consumption of the highly addictive and commonly abused opioids, oxycodone and fentanyl. Though the numbers appear worrying, experts have an explanation.

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Tasmania's Shield tail hits out at Vics

Tasmania have built a strong first innings total in the crucial Sheffield Shield match against Victoria after their lower-order came to the rescue.

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Dark Mofo reveals headline acts for 2022

Tasmania's controversial Dark Mofo festival has announced a "reincarnation" for 2022, with Kim Gordon among its headline acts.

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Glover Art Prize organisers defend artist against claims she broke entry rule

The Glover Art Prize is hit by claims the Hanger's Choice winner broke the rules. Some critics say it doesn't feature a Tasmanian landscape. But organisers have defended the artist.

Autosport

Supercars champions Ambrose and Tander to drive Gen3 car ahead of Tasmania test

Supercars will host a full blown test of its Gen3 machinery at Symmons Plains after champions Marcos Ambrose and Garth Tander demonstrate the cars at the Tasmania SuperSprint.

Motorsport

Gen3 Supercars to test at Symmons Plains

The Gen3 Supercars will take part in a proper test at Symmons Plains in the week following the Tasmania SuperSprint.

AAP

McDermott lifts Tigers against Victoria

Tasmania are well placed in their vital Sheffield Shield match against Victoria despite final-over heartbreak for top-scorer Ben McDermott.

ABC News

Cruise ship return cannot come fast enough for Tasmanian retailers after COVID crisis

Before COVID, cruise ship tourism contributed $100 million a year to the Tasmanian economy and supported around 400 jobs — but the return of ships might still be a way off.

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