Rob Inglis

The store opening that has Lego superfans booking flights to Hobart

Tassie-led research voyage unlocks secrets of underwater volcano

The picturesque seaside town of Triabunna on Tasmania’s East Coast could soon be home to a new mixed-use development featuring residential units, cafe, restaurant, and retail tenancies, and a cellar door.

Disability advocates have launched a fierce defence of impending new residential building requirements designed to improve accessibility in new homes after the building and construction industry urged the Tasmanian government to “pause” the changes.

Nurses’ dire warning over ‘catastrophic’ cancer treatment ‘cut’

Expeditioners prepare for crucial voyage to remote volcanic island

A $62m indoor sports mecca is taking shape in Launceston’s northern suburbs, with the state government committing to further expand the burgeoning recreational facility.

The Hobart City Council needs greater federal funding support in order to deliver high-quality services to both its ratepayers and visitors to the state capital, a local councillor has said ahead of major economic talks set to be held in Canberra this week.

Consumption of heroin, cocaine, methylamphetamine, and MDMA has shot up across Tasmania amid mounting concerns about the influence of serious and organised crime groups in the illicit drug trade.

Tasmanians are leaving their petrol and diesel cars behind in favour of environmentally friendly electric vehicles, with the number of EV registrations in the state increasing by 33 per cent over the past year.

More than 400 guests will pack into Wrest Point for an evening of culinary excellence on Saturday as four of the state’s best chefs collaborate on a four-course degustation that will help raise money for children in need.

A $10m development including retail, offices, and eight apartments has been given the green light by the Hobart City Council’s Planning Authority Committee.

Tasmania breaking news: Person arrested after ‘incident’ involving knife

Hobart’s Town Hall is set to be transformed into a giant snow globe as part of a new art exhibition celebrating the city’s diversity and encouraging inclusion.

Tasmania’s investment in public transport continues to lag behind the rest of the nation, according to a new report that has also recommended the state increase transit funding as a “cost-effective” way of delivering economic and social gains across the entire community.

New polling commissioned by the Liberals suggests the party is on track to win the most seats at the state election and that Labor could lose ground in Opposition Leader Dean Winter’s electorate of Franklin.

A Hobart-based “ambient dream-pop” duo inspired by the majesty of the natural world are making waves overseas, recently completing their second tour of the UK and Europe and signing to a globally renowned record label to release their fourth album.

Tasmanian GPs will be trained to diagnose, treat, and manage people living with ADHD if the Liberal government is re-elected.

A grieving widow has issued an emotional plea for the federal government to address the longstanding shortfall in home care packages after her husband died languishing on the waiting list last month.

A multimillion-dollar development has been approved at the site of the old ABC headquarters and former home of the Conservatorium of Music after Hobart City Council officers recommended the project be refused due to heritage concerns.