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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.

Supporting learning and play at TMAG
Supporting Tasmanian film production
O’Byrne Labor-Green with infrastructure envy
Cutting red tape and supporting investment
Launceston man remanded for assault on off-duty police officer
Young people and smoking focus for World No Tobacco Day
17 year old driver detected speeding 58kmh over limit
No place for racism in Tasmania
Hospital visitation restrictions eased
Botanical Gardens upgrade supporting local jobs
Tasmanians builder shines on national stage
New $2.4 billion health reform agreement for Tasmania
Tenants not evicted, Labor still allergic to new bridge
Social media post
Delivering our commitment for more social and affordable housing
Police charge man over Burnie jewellery store burglary
Tasmanian Government backing small business through our COVID-19 support grants programs
Indigenous perspectives form new learning foundations
Busload of medical help for vulnerable Tasmanians
Supporting a strong and competitive red meat industry
Lazy Labor playing politics again
Mobile testing clinics continue
Free adults literacy and numeracy course
Police calling for public assistance after Riverside motorcycle evade
Second person charged over Sandy Bay chemist robbery
Iconic Tasmanian heritage sites readying for re-opening
More support for Tasmania’s wine producers
Police charge man over Wounding at Weily Place at Bridgewater
Supporting Tasmanian tenants and landlords through COVID-19
Channel Highway Margate upgrades complete
Wind farms are subject to rigorous rules
First freight flight taking Tassie produce to world
Alcohol and drug capacity building package
Supporting jobs in Tasmania’s cultural and creative industries
Body of man located in Glenlusk bushland
Police investigating Burnie jewellery store burglary
$147 million in Council loans approved
Online events to recognise Reconciliation Week
Lazy Labor taking credit where it isn’t due
National horticulture course offers online study options
Study warns logging makes fires worse
Two more youths charged over East Devonport arson
Blokes’ Book launch
Cashless bus fares and fare amnesty extended 26 May
Cyclist dies after suffering apparent medical episode on St Leonards Road
Helping retrenched workers retrain and connect to job opportunities
New arrivals in K-Block
Putting downward pressure on Tasmanian fuel prices

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