Manika Dadson

Dry conditions and bushfires are killing off bees, affecting the the state's honey supply and forcing producers to downsize.

Remove the deck from your ride-on, and with a bit of tinkering for a minimum cost, you could be travelling at up to 100 kph, rubbing tyres and rolling over in a dusty ball of fun in a Tasmanian paddock.

Carrie Lethborg has 30 years' experience in the health sector but says trying to get mental health support for young members of her extended family has "brought her to her knees".

Multi-million dollar wind farms are springing to life in Tasmania, and there are billions of dollars more in the pipeline. How will that affect the power security of the state or even Australia?

Launceston's Cataract Gorge is renowned for its "natural" beauty — but what many don't realise is it took dynamite, the digging up of a swamp and the planting of scores of trees over 100 years ago to make it the tourism drawcard it is today.

The Launceston City Council becomes the second in Tasmania to scrap its Australia Day celebrations and instead hold its citizenship ceremony on a less contentious day.

Terry Hodgetts, 80, reckons a lifetime of woodchopping has kept him motivated, and he wants to see more "young ones" get into the sport.

China's buyers are keen to capitalise on Tasmania's clean, green image. And while some big-name dairy acquisitions have left a sour taste for some, there are plenty who have welcomed the investment.

Campbell Remess has been making teddy bears for sick children since he was nine, now in isolation due to coronavirus, the teen is streaming lessons online.

Brenton Brown wants to ensure his children and future generations know about their Aboriginal ancestors, so he and others are helping to build traditional huts along the Tasmanian coastline.