Ashleigh Barraclough

Even though she owns a cottage at Beauty Point Tourist Park, 82-year-old Kathleen Philp has been given an eviction notice by management, in a move the premier has called "cruel and heartless".

John planned to live out his days at a caravan park but was issued an eviction notice after nearly two years. He took the case to the Supreme Court which has ruled the eviction attempt "invalid and of no effect".

Speaker and long-serving Labor MP Michelle O'Byrne announces she will retire from Tasmanian politics at the next election.

Renters in Tasmania are not required to have their carpets professionally cleaned at the end of their lease "as a matter of general practice", the Residential Tenancy Commissioner has ruled.

A dam built nearly a century ago by a tin mining company in Tasmania's north-east has been identified as having "critical structural concerns", with recommendations made for immediate reparations.

The federal seat of Bass is held by a margin of just 1.4 per cent. For these older voters who live in the electorate, health, climate and community sport are the issues that will decide their vote.    

Tasmania's reliance on volunteer ambulance officers to respond to emergencies often results in paid paramedics attending jobs on their own.

A project to rehabilitate wetlands in Tasmania has been going since the 80s. It keeps getting destroyed by deer — and the community group involved has had enough.

Multiple people have reported recently receiving payment notices for alleged parking infringements dating back to 2022. A lawyer says you may not need to pay. 

A Tasmanian gin and whisky distillery is in court over a fire that resulted in a worker receiving burns to 40 per cent of his body.