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Emergency Responders Train in Challenging Conditions

Tasmania’s search and rescue network, including volunteers and multiple emergency agencies, this past weekend completed a two-day training exercise at Wayatinah Lagoon...

Logging Charges Dropped Due to STT's Blunder 4

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Logging Charges Dropped Due to STT’s Blunder

A technical error by Sustainable Timber Tasmania (STT), led to prosecutors dropping charges against at least 24 anti-logging protesters. The charges were...

Youth Advocate's Journey to Ancestral Identity 8

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Youth Advocate’s Journey to Ancestral Identity

Earlier this year UNICEF Australia announced its Young Ambassador to represent Tasmania in an 18-month program for aspiring young advocates. Reede Adams-Beckett,...

Leatherwood Honey's Unique Chemistry Unveiled by Research 10

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Leatherwood Honey’s Unique Chemistry Unveiled by Research

A new study has, for the first time, identified 12 previously unknown natural compounds in Tasmanian leatherwood honey, providing a chemical fingerprint...

What Happens When Monoliths Reshape the World? 13

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What Happens When Monoliths Reshape the World?

UTAS architecture students Luke Pendergast, Zachary Tregenza and Jacob Tripp

Seasoned Forestry Worker Killed in Logging Accident 15

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Seasoned Forestry Worker Killed in Logging Accident

The following article and enclosed coroners report contains disturbing content related to a fatal workplace accident. A coroner has determined that Raymond...

Cancer Wellness Centre Development Approved 17

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Cancer Wellness Centre Development Approved

The Hobart City Council Planning Authority Committee has granted approval for the development application for the SHE Cancer Wellness Centre, a significant...

AMA Warns Against Government's Homebirth Program 20

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AMA Warns Against Government’s Homebirth Program

In two contrasting media releases, the Tasmanian Government and the Australian Medical Association (AMA) Tasmania present opposing views on a proposed public...