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  • Latest Tasmania (TAS) news covering latest Tasmanian elections, regional Tasmania, politics, police news, new laws, crime, traffic offences, accidents, car crashes, parliament, government, Hobart City life, and other local social matters.
    Latest news coverage from local areas of Hobart, Launceston, Cradle Mountain, Port Arthur, Wineglass Bay, Mount Wellington, Cataract Gorge, Salamanca Place, Bruny Island, Richmond, Sarah Island, Macquarie Harbour, Strahan and other areas and communities. Find out what is happening in Tasmania today.

Fatal Motor Vehicle and pedestrian collision – Claremont
New Community Care Pilot launched for Neighbourhood Houses
Myrtle Park to reopen on October 22
Police charge woman with trafficking ICE worth $200,0000
Expanding Vinnies Food Vans with three new vehicles
Development application submitted for Burnie Ambulance Station
Tasmanian Government position on e-cigarette TGA decision
Progressing local government reform in Tasmania
Police investigating Ravenswood house fire
Opening of Years 11 & 12 Learning and Community Centre at Dover District School
PWS getting ahead of fire season
Budget to secure Tasmania’s future passes Parliament
Child seriously injured after being struck by vehicle in Claremont
Gambling Support review to guide increased funding
Central Highlands General Practice
Delivering more housing in Wynyard
More direct flights win for Tasmania
Police investigating deliberately lit fire – Nelson Street at Acton
Safer intersection at Sandfly completed
Supporting rehabilitation of Tasmanian wildlife
Police charged two men over North West Coast crimes
North Hobart parking fees put on hold
Enhancements to North and North West bus services
SeaRoad’s 100 million euro vote of confidence in Tasmania’s future
Additional funding for clean hydrogen hubs welcomed
Celebrating Tasmanian Men’s Shed Week and new grants program
More than 100 Ancillary Dwellings Grants approved
Celebrating Tasmanian Men’s Shed Week with new grants program
National Thank Cop Day
Helping businesses to take advantage of circular economy
Tasmanian fuel prices heading in right direction
Tender released for $3.6 million Southern Special Operations Group facility
Spring into summer by getting vaccinated
Bringing Tasmanians home
New gallery provides space for young artists
Mask up in style at Salamanca this weekend
Money flowing to hard hit Tasmanian businesses
Celebrating 50 years of Police Vessel Vigilant
Tasmania’s wooden police boat celebrates 50 years of service
Search and rescue training exercises to test skills and interoperability
Improving safety in shearing shed
35 year old male charged with escape from Risdon Prison
Premier approach to place-based economics
Police call for information after prison escape
Business Growth Loan Scheme extended for another 12 months
P1 Driver detected speeding 51km/h over limit
Sporting coups set to boost tourism and hospitality industry
Expanding Mole Creek Karst National Park

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