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Last month, former Waratah-Wynyard Councillor, Allie House, resigned suddenly from her position on Council. She made this known in a letter of...

The federal government has made a renewed commitment to waste management and recycling as Australia prepares to halt exports of waste.

This mint story has done the rounds, and the usual people who howl about how terrible it is when elected officials are...

The Waratah region's Hydro power heritage would be a great drawcard if properly recovered and presented, argues local advocate John Powell.

Town revitalisations, quad bikes, planning, remdesivir and trade figures were in the news this week.

When Tasmanian Times did some digging into a 2018 state government grant of $1.5 million for road safety improvements in the Huon...

Council has appointed James Dryburgh as its new General Manager. Currently the Council’s Chief Operating Officer, he takes up his appointment on...

Still unknown Green Lens creates uncertainty for Ida Bay Railway as Project X 'stimulus' lumbers along.

Despite wanting tourists to return, at least two Tasmanian councils have shuttered their Visitor Information Centres.

Former independent candidate for Braddon Craig Garland says the renewable energy project for Whaleback Ridge is a better option for the north-west...