Amber Wilson

A Red Herring store manager says she’s been diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder after she was violently assaulted and threatened by customers over the course of years.

A former Jacqui Lambie Network candidate was sacked from her role at Tasmania Legal Aid after she was found to have “blurred” the line between her job and her personal advocacy for a foster parent.

A woman has raised the alarm over a Hobart nursing home, where a “volatile” 80-year-old man allegedly caused an elderly woman’s death – warning more lives were at risk.

Six older Tasmanians have been targeted by malware scams over the past two months, losing a combined sum of nearly $100,000.

A New Norfolk paramedic in the job since the 1970s has been sacked after he improperly tried to remove a ping pong ball from a woman’s body.

Motorbike rider wins in tribunal after devastating Baskerville crash

Five top Tasmanian lawyers have been appointed as silks, in recognition of their standing and excellence.

A professional Hobart boxer and MMA fighter has faced justice after unleashing his skills during nights out in Salamanca and the waterfront, seriously injuring two men with brutal blows to the face.

A former Cadbury chocolate maker has fought his employer after he was fired for refusing a drug test, when he’d smoked a joint the night before.

A tribunal has refused to intervene in the case of a young woman who refused medical treatment unless she received “huge, unsafe” doses of opioids.

Tasmania could soon catch up on legislation that recognises how animal cruelty is used by violent abusers to control their partners.

A Tasmanian judge who once had an affair with his much-younger associate has admitted he regifted her $30,000 Tiffany engagement ring to another partner, a woman who has now accused him of domestic violence.

A Hobart food volunteer who once won a race discrimination case against a retired Crown Prosecutor over a bizarre Woolworths elevator fiasco has now waged a separate racism battle after a six-minute city dust-up.

Coroner Simon Cooper has come out swinging against a new law he says will overwhelm Tasmania’s inquest system – while also robustly criticising a “particularly concerning” coronial intervention last year by former Attorney-General Elise Archer.

A Tasmania Police senior constable is fighting allegations that he assaulted a man during a high-octane arrest, striking him several times to the head and fracturing his cheekbone.

Financial elder abuse is sadly on the rise in Tasmania, according to the Public Trustee, with adult sons and daughters increasingly stealing from their ageing parents in a phenomenon dubbed “inheritance impatience”.

A Tasmanian paramedic with 16 years’ experience has been found to have suffered a workplace-related mental health injury caused by “critical staff shortages” in the state’s health system.

If you’re travelling along Macquarie Street, you won’t be able to miss it.

Two appointments have been made to the Supreme Court of Tasmania, in the wake of Justice Gregory Geason taking voluntary leave while facing criminal charges.

An American ocean robotics company is scouting for a new base in Hobart.