Media Statement – Peter George, Independent MP for Franklin, 30 June 2026 An Industry Out of Control: Salmon Companies Use Massive Doses of Florfenicol If ever more evidence was needed...
When Sumu first arrived in Australia, she was afraid to go to school. She could not speak much English and did not know what to expect. Walking into a classroom...
2026-27 Annual Plan and Budget Estimates The City of Hobart has adopted its 2026–27 Budget, delivering a $3 million surplus while keeping rate increases among the lowest in Tasmania. The...
The Piano is calling for amateur pianists to take part in season 3. My name is Marianne Howard. I am a TV Casting producer working for the ABC and I...
The Fossil Grove micro-hike is a short bushwalk in South Hobart, within Wellington Park. It is home to some of the area’s oldest and most impressive trees. Despite its name,...
News from the Hobart City Council Meeting on 29 June 2026
News from the Hobart City Council Planning Authority Committee Meeting on 24 June 2026
Firmus is Biggering & Biggering – Part 2
News from the Hobart City Council Planning Authority Committee Meeting on 10 June 2026
News from the Hobart City Council Meeting on 25 May 2026
Big Guns Fall in Elimination Round Carnage – Alan’s World Cup Blog #20
Arriving in The Big Taco – Alan’s World Cup Blog #19
Dust Settles as All Groups Decided – Alan’s World Cup Blog #18
Walk/Kick Like an Egyptian – Alan’s World Cup Blog #17
Socceroosisimo! – Alan’s World Cup Blog #16
Rockin for Robbins – Music Festival for Robbins Island
City Statues Celebrate Tasmanian Diva
Govt Fudges Pokies Reform As Deloitte Report Urges Change
Ding Dong – Font PR Is Gone
BBF Installs Antibiotic Warning Signs At Boat Ramps
A Legislative Blueprint For Genuine Tasmanian Democracy
Hidden Data Reveals Real Cause of ED Crisis
Antibiotic Saturation and Deformities Expose Salmon Industry Crisis
Premier’s Standards Decline and Tasmania is the Loser
Firmus is Biggering & Biggering – Part 3
Volunteering Awards 2026 Nominations Open
Sustainable Timber Tasmania Log Supply Deals Could Cost Taxpayers $300m
Tasmania’s Favourite Reads of 2025
Tasmanian Circus Rooke Makes Adelaide Fringe Debut
Costly Red Tape Chokes Tasmania’s Housing Supply
Stadium Controversy – Cost, Funding & Priorities
A Government Process Betrayed by Its Own Bureaucracy
She Gives – MONA Hosts Roundtable on Women’s Philanthropy
Alan Whykes continues his daily World Cup blog as three elimination games cull two giants.
Alan Whykes continues his daily World Cup blog as his party arrives in the Mexican capital.
Alan Whykes continues his daily World Cup blog as the group games come to a close.
Park entry fees to Narawntapu National Park will be waived on 29 June 2026 to celebrate 50 years since it was declared...
Alan Whykes continues his daily World Cup blog as the Socceroos get paired with Egypt for the elimination round.
The Gatenby family arrived in Van Diemen’s Land as free settlers in 1823 and purchased land near what was at the time...
Alan Whykes continues his daily World Cup blog as the Socceroos achieve a historic result.
Graphic above – Firmus Technologies – Project Southgate – investor presentation Morgans Financial Limited, August 2025. Tasmanian Times asked Firmus 37 questions...
Volunteers are the backbone of our community, offering their time and skills for the benefit of others, for personal enjoyment, and to...
Australia has joined countries affected by H5N1 avian influenza, spreading among birds and mammals worldwide.
In Launceston, a multi-billion-dollar project is underway right under our noses. The company behind...
In 1824, a group of British merchants, politicians, and businessmen established the Van Diemen’s...
Hobart’s Treasury complex is arguably Tasmania’s most important surviving government precinct.
Football tragic Alan Whykes is going to blog the 2026 Football World Cup exclusively...
Media Release – Carlo Di Falco, Member for Lyons, 2 June 2026 Concerns Raised...
The American Railroad Bubble in the 1880s was fuelled by unprecedented access to capital,...
Five original Tasmanian wildlife artworks are being auctioned to raise funds for Bonorong Wildlife...
From the May 2026 Buttongrass Bulletin, the regular email newsletter published by the Tasmanian...
Media Release – Volunteering Tasmania, 20 May 2026 Nominations Open for 2026 Tasmanian Volunteering...
Philanthropists, paramedics, and musicians are among the 27 Tasmanians recognised in the King’s Birthday...
