Push for Mt Wellington project
A MAJOR upgrade to Hobart’s Mt Wellington visitor centre would be one of four “state significant” projects pushed by the tourism industry.
Battery Point walkway bill $500,000
HOBART City Council spent more than half a million dollars on its controversial Battery Point walkway proposal since 2013.
Police to excavate in Lucille search
A SITE near Granton will be excavated as part of the ongoing investigation into the 1969 disappearance of Lucille Butterworth.
KGV clients still on hold
KEY clients still haven’t been signed by the Glenorchy City Council for its $9 million sports and community facility at KGV.
Groom hails wind farms
TASMANIA’S Energy Minister Matthew Groom says more infrastructure needs to be built to capitalise on the state’s renewable energy.
Chopper, spikes used in chase
TWO men have been taken into custody after an operation involving the police helicopter and officers on the ground in the Richmond area.
So cool as piper blows up storm
THE higher slopes may receive more snow tomorrow, as another cold front crosses the state.
City set to burst into song
HOBART is humming again, with Australia’s biggest annual celebration of the human voice kicking off.
Rick Stein sends hopeful packing
ANOTHER MasterChef challenger is out but it won’t be the last you’ve seen of this contestant.
Uh, it’s Moonah, not MONA
HOME MAGAZINE: THE suburb of Moonah is fast becoming an arts and cultural hub in its own right.
The new mindset on mental health
DANNY SUTTON MENTAL illness needs to be approached in the same way as any other health issue – managed with a view to recovery, writes Danny Sutton.
Work to do on our roads
EDITORIAL AN otherwise unremarkable police operation has once again highlighted the divisions between cyclists and motorists.
World’s highest-paid superstars of 2015
FORBES has released its annual list of the world’s highest-paid superstars, here are the top 20 of 2015.
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Seven-year-old’s warning for Tony
THIS young man calls himself Zen, and he has a rather pointed message for Tony Abbott. A few adults might agree with him too.
‘We’re following up’: Qantas’ big fare ‘mistake’
A “MISTAKE” in Qantas’s online booking system has satisfied the appetites of hungry Aussie travellers offering flights to LA that were too good to be true.
We’re not supposed to know about this baby
SHE’S five months old and sleeps on a wet mattress in a tent. In any other situation, she’d be taken into government care. The travesty is, this is government care.
‘Wrong throttle’: Pilot’s last words
A SHOCKING new report confirms the pilot of a doomed TransAsia plane which crashed into a Taiwanese river mistakenly cut off the wrong engine.
Washington Navy Yard gets all-clear
OFFICIALS have given the all-clear after the Washington Navy Yard was locked down amid reports a gunman was on the loose.
Former Miss Bosnia linked to murders
BREKKIE WRAP: A Playboy model whose partner is a gangland boss has been linked to string of multi-million dollar robberies and five murders.
Abetz: gay marriage opens 'Pandora's box'
Eric Abetz says redefining the Marriage Act will open a Pandora's box of possibilities like polyamory.
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High pressure water is used to subdue prison inmates at a Melbourne metropolitan remand centre at Ravenhall. Courtesy: Seven News
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A woman dies and a man is critically injured after jump goes wrong
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No cash, no worries for gutsy Swans
SYDNEY found a way to win without star duo Lance Franklin and Kurt Tippett, defeating Port Adelaide by 10 points at the SCG on Thursday.
Top four likely to hold prime slots
THE status quo is likely to remain in the Victory League this weekend, with the competition’s top four squaring off against the bottom four.
Teams: Gaz, Jimmy back, Moore to debut
GARY Ablett will play his first game since Round 2, while Jimmy Bartel returns for the Cats. Darcy Moore will debut for the Pies. VIEW TEAMS
Mariners coach happy with second
THE Tassie Mariners finished second in division two at the AFL national under-18 championships after the final round of games today.
Is Schulz in strife for this tackle?
WILL Jay Schulz face MRP scrutiny for his tackle that knocked out Ted Richards on Thursday night? Vote and have your say!
Why can’t the Pies beat the Hawks?
COLLINGWOOD simply cannot beat Hawthorn and David King takes a look at the reasons why.
Tiger accused of affair with rival’s wife
TIGER Woods is making headlines around the globe for all the wrong reasons once again, accused of breaking up a fellow golfer’s marriage.
Retrial finds men guilty of fraud
TWO men have been found guilty for a second time of defrauding Huon Aquaculture.
Battery Point walkway bill $500,000
HOBART City Council spent more than half a million dollars on its controversial Battery Point walkway proposal since 2013.
City set to burst into song
HOBART is humming again, with Australia’s biggest annual celebration of the human voice kicking off.
Rick Stein sends hopeful packing
ANOTHER MasterChef challenger is out but it won’t be the last you’ve seen of this contestant.
Latin rhythm in the lane
LATIN American dance band Chupacabra will headline a laneway festival in Hobart tomorrow night.
Talented troubadour hits Hobart
THE TALENTED Fraser A. Gorman is bringing his modern old-timey tunes from Melbourne to Hobart this weekend.
Affleck’s famous ex ‘fuelled split’
BEN Affleck’s alleged problems have been blamed for his split from Jennifer Garner. Sources say an ex may have fuelled the fire.
The TV stars who disappeared
THEY’RE the once big names of the small screen who were scoring major roles, then slipped from the limelight. Where did they go?
Brittany is Australia’s Next Top Model
THE bookies’ favourite, former bobcat driver Brittany Beattie has been crowned Australia’s Next Top Model for 2015.
Uh, it’s Moonah, not MONA
HOME MAGAZINE: THE suburb of Moonah is fast becoming an arts and cultural hub in its own right.
TasWeekend: Fiction for the whole family
NIKKI Gemmell’s career has taken a turn following the release of her debut children’s novel, Coco Banjo.
Bravehearts marathon hits Hobart
GROUP of 10 charity runners will hit the halfway mark in Hobart of seven marathons in seven days.
Share in the Spirit of Anzac
TASMANIANS have been advised to book early for a travelling exhibition to mark the Anzac centenary.
News Macca’s fans have been waiting for
THIS is not a drill. We repeat, this is not a drill. It’s already happening overseas but now McDonald’s is about to make its Aussie fans really happy.
Mystery woman with amnesia identified
SHE woke in a US hospital with memories of Australia and nothing else. Now this mystery woman with amnesia has finally reconnected with family.
Carrey blasts mandatory vaccine law
JIM Carrey has blasted the California Governor as a “fascist” after he put in place mandatory vaccination measures for school-age children.
The new mindset on mental health
MENTAL illness needs to be approached in the same way as any other health issue – managed with a view to recovery, writes Danny Sutton.
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