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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.

COTA report to help shape decisions
ANMF industrial action hurting patients again
Western Crime Stoppers – Assistance Required 7 February 2019
Boosting apprentice and trainee places
Life thrives at Umes
Booming Port Phillip Bay sea urchins here to stay without drastic action
Going into bat for communities affected by bushfires
A diversity of voices is vital in the bushfire fight
DID YOU KNOW: Hodgman Liberal Government investing more into health than ever before
Drone use on Poatina Road, Central Highlands
Plan to reopen roads when safe
First day back for Tasmanian Government Schools
Tasmania dressed for success
Tasmania’s exports continue to grow strongly
Police presence at Party in the Paddock
Innovative artificial reef study exposes vulnerability of kelp
Essential services still being delivered to bushfire-affected areas
Targetted attacks on elderly couple’s residence – Dodges Ferry
Drone use near Arve Rd, Geeveston
Deliberately lit fire Tasman Highway, Buckland
Man died as result of injuries sustained in ATV crash on 20 January
Tasmanian devil cancer unlikely to cause extinction, new study finds
Fast-tracking futures for Northern business professionals
Man arrested for burglary spree during Huon Valley fires
Talking taste in Tassie
Murdunna fire deliberately lit
Registering of relocated residents
Murdunna bushfire cause under investigation
Man charged with assault following incident on Sheffield Main Road
Four men charged in connection to stolen motor vehicle which caused Clarendon Vale bushfire on Monday
Police investigating deliberately lit fires at Blessington
Extreme weather and geopolitics major drivers of increasing ‘food shocks’
Homes needed to test air cleaners in smoky areas
Inspiring body of work draws 2,000 in its first week
SOMA hits Mona Foma
Small mammals digging engineer ecosystems
Pathways to Market supports leading Australian producer
Artistic endeavor rises from the ashes
Children’s University inspires adventurous Jai to reach for the stars
Children’s University inspires adventurous Jai to reach for the stars
Art provides an avenue for a challenging journey
First book a successful juggle for music researcher
Tasmania must keep its youthful appeal for the sake of a sustainable population
Smart farms – easier, cheaper, faster
Fundraising appeal to help scientists save rare and endangered handfish
Tiny town’s big heart embraces Children’s University Tasmania
University of Tasmania community health research shines
University College show hits the road

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