Tam wanted to quit smoking when her daughter fell pregnant. She found someone to help
Tamara Styles had been smoking cigarettes since she was 14 years old, until an Aboriginal program gave her a plan to quit.
Dan has been punched, spat on and threatened while at work in the ED. He's desperate for change
Dan Bell will never forget the day he had to help save the life of a colleague who'd been stabbed by a patient at Tasmania's North West Regional Hospital. It made him question his future as an emergency department nurse.
Tasmania Police charge man with murder of teenager Shyanne-Lee Tatnell
Tasmania Police have charged a 36-year-old man with the murder of teenager Shyanne-Lee Tatnell, after human remains were found in bushland in Tasmania's north-east
Massive bushland search for missing Tasmanian teen Shyanne-Lee to run until Friday
Police say they are acting on information they've received from the public in searching an area 50 minutes away from where missing teenager Shyanne-Lee Tatnell was last seen.
Cyberbullying duo get community service sentences after 'menacing' campaign of online abuse
John Pregnell found himself the victim of an unrelenting campaign of online abuse and bullying which he says almost claimed his life — and is disappointed his tormentors were not given harsher punishments.
'Illegal for a reason': Push to decriminalise low-level drug possession shot down by police minister
Dave's story is pretty common; drug use and possession leading to an arrest and criminal record, which negatively affect everything afterwards. It is one example being used by advocates to plead for a change in Tasmania's drug policy.
New ministry created to deliver new AFL stadium and Tasmanian team for Liberals
Tasmania's premier announces a raft of changes to the portfolio responsibilities of his Liberal government minsters — as well as a brand new ministry called Stadia and Events to help deliver the promised AFL stadium and team.
A key to solving the GP crisis could be right under our noses — we just need to ask Aboriginal Australians
Despite constant headlines about general practice being in crisis, research shows one area is shining brightly. So what can we learn from Aboriginal-run health services?
Helen was pregnant when she vanished without a trace. 15 years on, there's $500,000 for anyone with information to help police
Young mother Helen Munnings was pregnant with her second child when she disappeared without a trace. A coronial inquest failed to shed much light on the case — but 15 years on, Tasmania Police are convinced someone knows something.
Medical waste program aims to fix 'shocking' use of single-use plastics in health care
Brenton Lovering and Mat Usher were shocked by the amount of plastic thrown out in health care. Their Tasmanian pilot program is aiming to change that.
AFL training centre, housing projects could dodge councillors under Tasmanian planning law changes
A proposal to reform Tasmania's planning laws, allowing big developments to bypass councillors, could result in more social housing, while projects like the AFL high performance centre may also be considered.
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analysis:Tasmanian Liberals baulk at forcing council mergers in order to survive
It was inevitable Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff would rule out forcing local councils to amalgamate: the Liberals are in minority, the party faithful in the regions are grumpy and Labor are weaponising the issue, writes Laura Beavis.
How these young farmers broke into one of Australia's priciest property markets
Tasmanian Sharefarmers of the Year Nathan and Cassidy Lawrence are living the dream in north-west Tasmania, after being given a chance that "doesn't come up very often".
Forced council amalgamations ruled out, so what now for local government reform in Tasmania?
The Tasmanian government says it won't force any councils to merge, getting in ahead of a report that's expected to recommend them.
Jailed mining protester 'deserves Order of Australia' says Bob Brown
For the first time in over 10 years an environmental activist is jailed in Tasmania, with the protester telling supporters outside court "if that makes me a dangerous criminal … we are going to need bigger prisons".
Tasmanian child care worker charged with child exploitation, possessing bestiality material offences
A worker at an early learning centre in Tasmania's north is charged with child exploitation offences and possessing bestiality material following an Australian Federal Police investigation.
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analysis:'Passionate advocate' gives up top Tasmanian Greens' job to set sights on new prize
A tearful Cassy O'Connor had many thinking she was done with politics when she announced she was standing down as Leader of the Tasmanian Greens — in less than a minute it became clear she is just switching targets, writes Adam Langenberg.
CCTV shows Simon taking out the rubbish, moments later he is dead. Ten years on, police say someone must know who did it
Police say they are "very sure that somebody does know" who lay in wait outside a Tasmanian country pub and shot Simon Crisp as he went to put rubbish bags out. Ten years on from the killing, they are renewing efforts to find who did it.
'The problems are so enormous': Food, private rentals unaffordable for many Tasmanians
A Senate committee looking at cost of living issues has heard one charity estimates it is 10.5 million meals short of demand each year, while rising rents mean many are forced to choose between overcrowding or living rough.
Look closely at this couture, you won't believe what it's made of
After a successful career in business management Stephanie returns to her "heart work", making couture. Her passion for fashion made from paper is now being noticed in the art world.
The push to heritage list a 108-year-old shed which is in the way of Hobart's planned AFL stadium
A historic goods shed in Hobart that's in the exact spot of a proposed AFL stadium could soon be given heritage protection — and that could be a problem for the arena project.
'I was attacked from every direction': Colony 47 founder on 50 year fight to help young Tasmanians
When Colony 47 first opened its doors, not everyone was pleased about who they were welcoming in. Fifty years on, the Tasmanian organisation remains committed to being a welcoming space for all.
Ambulance service employees face 'almost intolerable level of workplace stress', Tasmanian coroner finds
A Tasmanian coroner finds Ambulance Tasmania suspected a paramedic was stealing drugs from the organisation's store but did not investigate. Months later he did it again and the results were fatal. WARNING: This story includes discussion of suicide.
At 61, Jacqueline can't find work. She doesn't eat until midday
Jacqueline Bradley has worked all her life but found herself unemployed at 61. She's applied for dozens of suitable jobs but says the constant rejection makes it difficult to keep going.
German backpacker who killed Tasmanian sex worker to be paroled and deported
Tobias Pick, who pleaded guilty to the 2020 strangulation manslaughter of Tasmanian sex worker Jingai Zhang, is to be paroled after serving half of his five-year jail term and will be deported to Germany.