"New era" for Tassie freight
The largest investment in Australia's coastal shipping in a quarter of a century will be up and running next month.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison was on hand for the official naming ceremony of Toll Group's Tasmanian...
Labor wants to name-and-shame rip-off petrol retailers
Petroleum giants and petrol retails would be forced to openly publicise wholesale prices of fuel, under a plan released by Tasmania's Labor party.
Under the scheme, the wholesale price of fuel would be published in the...
Federal Government plans to grow state forestry industry
A Regional Forestry Hub for Tasmania's north has been announced by Prime Minister Scott Morrison at Somerset today.
It's one of nine initial Regional Forestry Hub sites around the nation that the government hopes will provide...
Maiden voyage of cruise ship offers a boatload of opportunity
Two-thousand cruise ship passengers have descended on southern Tasmania as one of the world's most famous ships docks in Hobart.
The Queen Elizabeth is enjoying her maiden call to port, and will make a further seven...
Hemp's golden future
It is full steam ahead for hemp production in Tasmania, as more growers enter the industry now that law changes are in place regarding its use.
This year there will be 1600 hectares of hemp grown...
Early-morning knife-point muggers escape by pushbike
Two armed-robbers are on the run from police, following a mugging in Launceston in the early hours of this morning
Tasmania Police say a 29-year-old man was threatened by the two men on Charles Street, one...
Fatal smash at Wesley Vale
Police are looking into what led to a fatal single-vehicle smash at Wesley Vale in the state's northwest early on Friday morning.
A 31-year-old East Devonport man died after his Devonport-bound white Toyota Camry sedan lost...
Mount Wellington cable car one step closer
Backers of the Mount Wellington cable car are likely to welcome a big boost for the project from the Tasmanian Government.
Council controversially voted against giving the Mount Wellington Cableway Company access to McRobies Gully for...
Wicked still at it
Despite Tasmania introducing laws in 2017 banning offensive slogans on vehicles such as Wicked Campers, they are still coming from interstate.
The above photo is of a Western Australia registered camper bearing a sexually suggestive slogan...
Tassie's infrastructure upgrades could boost mining, energy
Tasmania's infrastructure is set to get a national upgrade, with multiple projects appearing on the most recent Infrastructure Priority List.
Projects in the pipeline include a new Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Precinct in Hobart,...