Although Tasmania's unemployment rate hasn't moved from 6% for March, there were around 600 more full time positions in the state. The expansion of employment being cancelled out by population growth partly explains the jobless rate...

There has been a strong turnout to fondly farewell Bertrand Cadart, affectionately nicknamed 'Le Frog,' at Swansea on Tasmania's East Coast. Ill health has forced the former Glamorgan Spring Bay Mayor to move interstate to better...

State government changes that opened up home sharing and short term accommodation's been described as having gone too far by Tasmania's Tourism Industry Council. It has pointed to Hobart's Deputy Lord Mayor urging locals to dob...

A happy ending for the search of a Smithton man, who has been found alive and well after becoming lost near Corinna in Tasmania's West. The 59 year old did not return as expected after walking...

High bushfire fuel loads across 1600 hectares are starting to be burnt through today on Tasmania's East Coast. The Tasmania Fire Service is burning off North of Orford where growth has built up because fire hasn't...

Evidence has been heard in the coronial inquest into Queenstown's Mount Lyell mine deaths from a shift supervisor who had inspected the location of a killer mud rush, less than 20 minutes before. Michael Welsh, who...

Tasmanians are increasingly becoming dissatisfied with their Internet and phone service. Thats according to the Telecommunications Industry umbudsman six monthly report. The study showed Tasmanians made a record 1614 complaints, an increase of 33.1% on last year. Ombudsman...

Tasmania's small to medium business are among the most confident in the nation according to a new national business index survey. Despite a slight drop in overall confidence from last quarter, 63% of Tasmanian businesses still...

Jason and John White have a five second lead after the first day of Targa Tasmania in their Dodge Viper. Paul Stokell and Erin Kelly are second in a Lotus, while Matt Close and Cameron Reeves...

It's a four and a half year jail sentence for Paul Hutchinson, the man who set off a siege with police which lasted 14 hours in Hobart's Moonah in November 2016. During the standoff, the 48...