Loretta Lohberger

Rod Barwick planted his first daffodil bulbs in the 70s. Within a few years, he began breeding daffodils and has since been recognised internationally for his work — but he says enjoying growing plants is the most important part of gardening.

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission took Dave Hodgson and two of his companies to the Federal Court, alleging they were operating without the required financial services licence, and had made misrepresentations to investors. 

A Tasmanian coroner has released his findings from an investigation into 177 human specimens held in the collection of a university museum without the consent or knowledge of families.

Family members who have found out specimens from their loved ones' bodies had been retained by a pathology museum without consent are waiting for the coroner's investigation to finish before they decide what their next steps will be.

The ship will stay in Hobart for about two months, then it will be moved to Victoria until it's ready to be used on the Bass Strait crossing in a year's time.

Tasmania has a new archbishop, among the first appointments made by Pope Leo — and his style is said to be quite different to his predecessor.

Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff says he does not need to enter into formal agreements with crossbenchers in order to form government.

The Tasmanian Liberals say Labor should concede the Tasmanian election, as both parties continue discussions with crossbenchers.

A law firm plans to launch a class action against the Christian Brothers over alleged "serious physical abuse" of students at Hobart's St Virgil's College in the 1970s and 80s.

Terry Hayes was sexually abused by his school athletics coach in the 1970s. It's something he lives with every day, and he wants to share his story in the hope it will help increase community understanding of child sexual abuse and the lifelong impacts of it.