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Hobart-built Hull 096 arrives in Uruguay after ocean voyage
10+ hour, 47+ min ago (313+ words) Incat’s Hull 096, the world’s largest battery-electric ship, has arrived in South America after travelling thousands of kilometres from Hobart. The Tasmanian-built vessel was officially welcomed at a ceremony in Nueva Palmira, Uruguay, over the weekend. It was then successfully floated…...
Parliament blocks amendment to cap Tasmanian gun ownership
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (323+ words) Tasmanian parliament has voted down a Labor amendment to cap the number of firearms a person can legally own, with the proposal failing 16 votes to 15 shortly before 7pm tonight. The amendment, moved by Labor member Jen Butler, would have limited licence…...
Premier promises changes after farmers protest land-clearing fines
4+ day, 9+ hour ago (472+ words) Premier Jeremy Rockliff has promised to work with farmers who say they are being unfairly fined for clearing trees on their own land, after hundreds protested at Parliament House, dozens of them arriving by tractor. The rally on Thursday targeted…...
Farmers roll tractors up to Parliament House in protest over forestry fines
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (639+ words) Tasmanian farmers have driven their tractors to Parliament House to protest against forestry regulation they say is fining them out of business. The tractors rolled into Hobart from across the south-east and the Midlands, Huon Valley and Derwent Valley for…...
Bill to limit good character references debated in parliament
1+ week, 4+ day ago (631+ words) People convicted of sexual offences, family violence and serious violent crimes would be blocked from using good character references to reduce their sentences under legislation being debated in Tasmania’s parliament today. Attorney-General Guy Barnett spoke in support of the Sentencing…...
Hobart Lord Mayor Anna Reynolds flies to Palau for Pacific summit in new global solar role
1+ week, 5+ day ago (366+ words) Hobart Lord Mayor Anna Reynolds is in Palau this week for the Pacific Islands Forum, in her new role heading an international push to get solar panels onto 300 million homes by the end of the decade. Reynolds is the director…...
Woolworths to pull Tamar Valley Dairy dessert products from shelves
1+ week, 5+ day ago (340+ words) Woolworths will pull several Tamar Valley Dairy dessert products from its shelves next month, in the latest blow for Tasmanian food producers. The supermarket has confirmed to Pulse it will remove several of the Launceston-made brand’s indulgent dessert products, including…...
TasFarmers urges shoppers to back local after Woolworths beef exit
2+ week, 11+ hour ago (490+ words) TasFarmers says Woolworths’ decision to end its Tasmanian beef supply arrangement is a timely reminder for shoppers to consider where their food comes from. The supermarket giant has confirmed it will exit its relationship with JBS in Longford in 2027, ending…...
Cost blowout puts Princess Theatre orchestra pit lift on chopping block
2+ week, 2+ day ago (303+ words) Launceston councillors will decide next week whether to abandon plans for a hydraulic orchestra pit at the Princess Theatre after its estimated cost blew out to about $3.5 million. That is more than double the $1.6 million councillors approved for the upgrade…...
Tasmanian Greens apologise for ‘Sophie’s Choice’ remark
2+ week, 5+ day ago (298+ words) Tasmanian Greens health spokesperson Cecily Rosol has apologised for using the phrase “Sophie’s Choice” in a media release about equipment shortages at the Royal Hobart Hospital. “It was thoughtless and insensitive to not reflect on the historic use of a…...