Anne Mather
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Metro bus fare reduction for concession holders
CHEAPER bus fares for concession holders are on their way from Sunday. → Read More
Ned Isham passes away after battle with cancer
After a courageous battle with cancer, six-year-old Ned Isham passed away peacefully on Friday – in the arms of his mum. → Read More
Heartbreak as Ned Isham’s brave fight with cancer ends in peace
AFTER a courageous battle with cancer, six-year-old Ned Isham passed away peacefully on Friday – in the arms of his mum. → Read More
Lizzie van Dongen’s ready for another ultra-marathon effort in New Zealand to raise funds for Cystic Fibrosis Tasmania
RUNNING the hills of New Zealand as part of an ultra-marathon team would test the fitness of anyone, but the feat is all the more admirable for young Tasmanian woman Lizzie van Dongen. → Read More
Macy Menzie helping charity drive for brain tumour research
FOR nine-year-old Macy Menzie, every day is an act of courage. → Read More
Challenging road from Iran to UTAS engineering graduate
DETERMINATION and drive are characteristics shared by many university graduates — but Mehrnoosh Hosseini’s achievement required an extra dose of grit. → Read More
Tasmania Fire Service introduces fire permit period amid concerns over out-of-control burns
PROBLEM burn-offs on private property have prompted fire authorities to crack down on people lighting fires. → Read More
Warning as tiger snake spotted at popular Blackmans Bay walking track
A TIGER snake has been spotted at a popular beachside walking track, prompting a warning that the Tasmanian snake season has begun. → Read More
Drug research offers sight hope with UTAS graduate in talks with Swiss pharmaceutical company
A PASSION for chemistry has resulted in a young Tasmanian scientist developing a groundbreaking therapeutic drug that could improve the lives of people with a range of diseases. → Read More
Tassie woman Rowena MacKean earns a PhD at age 86
LIFE-long learning is a life-force for Rowena MacKean. → Read More
Second case of meningococcal at the Royal Hobart Hospital increases pressure for access to vaccines
PRESSURE is mounting on the State Government to increase availability of vaccinations against meningococcal disease as a second case is confirmed. → Read More
Calendar girls get down to basics for a good cause
MANY Tasmanians would already be familiar with their goods and services, but now these women are about to offer the public much more of themselves. → Read More
Hot energy tips for cooler weather
ENERGY experts say it’s the small things in a household that can become big expenses when they’re all added up: the extra degree on a heater’s thermostat, extra minutes in a hot shower and the array of tiny standby lights silently sucking power. → Read More
Can-do Sam King becomes Three Capes crusader to raise funds for Variety the Children’s Charity
AN army of 22 volunteers are sharing the load as they carry 11-year-old Sam King, who lives with paraplegia, over the Three Capes Track. → Read More
Hundreds attend Vanessa Goodwin funeral
EMOTIONAL farewells at the state funeral for Vanessa Goodwin have paid tribute to a woman of extraordinary intelligence, warmth and deep compassion. → Read More
Hundreds attend Vanessa Goodwin funeral
EMOTIONAL farewells at the state funeral for Vanessa Goodwin have paid tribute to a woman of extraordinary intelligence, warmth and deep compassion. → Read More
Gathering at Wynyard for toddler Alby Davis, who died after bouncy ball became stuck in his throat
THE Wynyard community is holding a gathering to remember Tasmanian toddler Alby Davis, 3, who died earlier this week when a bouncy ball became stuck in his throat. → Read More
Tragedy of little Alby Fox Davis felt around the world
UPDATED: A FUNDRAISING campaign for the family of a toddler who died after choking on a ball has raised more than $200,000 — which is double its goal. → Read More
Tasmanian land sales are up but prices are down
LAND prices in Hobart remain the most affordable of any capital city — and blocks are getting cheaper. → Read More
City traffic nightmare for commuters as crashes cause road chaos
FRUSTRATED motorists had to sit through traffic delays of up to three hours after bad weather and a series of crashes caused chaos on Hobart’s roads. → Read More