Harry Murtough
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OPINION: Tasmanian's don't know how to indicate
Why as a state do we not indicate? It's an offence not to, yet Tasmania's rife with those who don't use them. → Read More
NBL: Breakers bid farewell to Launceston
The New Zealand Breakers called Launceston home for the better part of six weeks. → Read More
A guide to fixing Launceston's traffic, mud, and CBD
State elections. How thrilling. For many of Tasmania's politas intelligentsia, the state election has served as a chance to flex muscles and act as if the whe... → Read More
Hockey: Australian National Championships get started in Launceston
Under-18 hockey teams from each state and territory have rolled into the Northern Hockey Centre's fields for the national championships this week. After the e... → Read More
Authors dig up West Coast footy history in Gravel and Mud
The towns nestled in the West Coast of Tasmania are filled with stories of pride and anguish. This is no more apparent than in the rich football history of the area. A trio of authors have documented this history into written form: Gravel and Mud. → Read More
Grammar and New Horizons host friendly cricket match
Grammar and New Horizons team up for a good game of cricket. → Read More
Dan and Dom keep Race Tasmania drivers well-fed during event
The heat on the track at Symmons Plains was only equalled by the heat in the behind-the-scenes kitchen of Dom Butera and Dan Mackay. The two have spent their... → Read More
Launceston to Hobart leads way in 2021
Leaving 2020 behind, punters galloped into the new year at Longford for the nation's oldest race on Friday. → Read More
Gridiron Tasmania: state of the league and brand in the Apple Isle
It may not have the bright lights and Hollywood treatment of the NFL, but it's full steam ahead for Gridiron Tasmania's 2020-21 season. Many have attributed the brand of football's variety for its steady growth in the state. → Read More
Cathy Freeman's basket carrier recalls her 400m win 20 years later
Tasmanian-born Rachel Delphin was closer than anyone to one of Australia's most iconic sporting moments at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. → Read More
Tasmanian NBL team the JackJumpers receive online criticism, support
The new mascot for Tasmania's NBL team has drawn plenty of mixed reviews. → Read More
Bioenergy Australia calls on government to look into biogas alternatives
Bioenergy Australia calls on government to consider possibilities of biomethane. → Read More
Tasmania facing trainee skill gap amid COVID-19
Trainee and apprenticeship contract numbers dropped by 700 between May and June this year. → Read More
BetaPark is Launceston's newest rock climbing gym
National rock climbing competitor Charlotte Garden testing out the new walls at BetaPark at Invermay. Picture: Neil Richardson There's a new spot in Launceston for thrill seekers to scratch their excitement itch. → Read More
Thousands of small businesses seek COVID-19 relief grants
Thousands of Tasmanian small businesses have received COVID-19 relief grant funding. → Read More
Community pride shines with Deloraines NTFA victory
This year's NTFA grand final will be one to remember for Deloraine. → Read More
George Town RSL formally purchased by George Town Council
The RSL will be used as a training hub as well as a space for mountain bikers to gather. → Read More
World Pharmacists Day celebrating hard work of professionals
Ravenswood Pharmacy owner Dianne Brown was awarded a lifetime achievement award on World Pharmacists Day. → Read More
Rain will continue into night in North, but ease on Saturday
While the rain will ease on Saturday, strong winds are still predicted for the weekend. → Read More
Moon Cafe and Restaurant opens amid COVID-19 in Quadrant Mall
The Moon Cafe and Restaurant is the newest eatery in the Quadrant Mall. → Read More