First stage of Marinus Link approved; bill impact remains unclear
The regulator has approved the initial phase of the cross‑state Marinus Link and the north‑west line, but how this will affect Tasmanian power bills is not yet known.
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Jon Kudelka, Australian political cartoonist, dies aged 53
Tasmanian-born cartoonist Jon Kudelka, known for sharp political cartoons across national outlets, has died aged 53 in South Hobart, prompting tributes from peers and readers alike.
Capacity squeeze looms as Tasmania Devils prep for 2028 membership rush
Tasmanian AFL fans await details of the Devils’ 2028 reserved seating plan as a new membership drive begins, with officials hinting at loyalty-based allocation but many specifics still to come.
Tasmania explores public homebirth model as part of maternal care reform
Tasmania is examining a public homebirth model enabling public-system midwives to assist labour at home. Officials say more work is needed to determine safety, funding and rollout.
Gabe Bell leads Tasmania to a tight Sheffield Shield win over WA
Tasmania clinches a 22-run Sheffield Shield victory over Western Australia in Hobart, powered by Gabe Bell’s performance on the final day. Balance of bat and ball shapes the result.
Hobart zip-line proposal re-emerges near Ridgeway Reserve
A new Hobart zip-line proposal for public land near the city has resurfaced, renewing debate after a prior Kunanyi/Mt Wellington plan was rejected by the council.
Overland Track in Tasmania: How a tough trek has changed since 1987
A veteran trekker returns with his daughter decades later to explore how Tasmania’s famed Overland Track has evolved—from access and huts to conservation and crowds.
Marshall fires as JackJumpers set sights on NBL finals
Tasmania’s JackJumpers moved closer to the NBL finals after a win over Brisbane, with Nick Marshall delivering a personal-best performance that fuels the play-in push.
Historic Hobart case: alleged rape victim told to focus on studies
A Tasmanian court hears that a student alleging historic rape by a Hobart teacher was told to focus on her studies after raising concerns in the 1980s, prompting questions about past school responses.
Police resume search for Celine Cremer items in Tasmanian bush
Tasmania Police will resume searches in dense Waratah bushland after the discovery of bones, as investigators seek items tied to the 2023 disappearance of Belgian tourist Celine Cremer.