Jackson Worthington
The Examiner
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Tasmania Police recover vehicles stolen from Community Transport Services Tasmania
MISSING: One of the six cars stolen from CTST in February. Picture: Supplied Tasmanian Police have recovered five out of the six cars stolen from Community Transport Services Tasmania in February. → Read More
Buckland walking track project binned by Glamorgan Spring Bay
The council has abandoned plans for the walking trail. → Read More
Bass Liberal MHR Bridget Archer doesn't want JobSeeker rate to end conversation about unemployment
Bass Liberal MHR Bridget Archer wants unemployment conversation to continue post-JobSeeker. → Read More
Jazmin Watters, 5, was Tasmania's smallest single live birth
Jazmin was born at the Royal Hobart Hospital, weighing just 360 grams. This year, she's off to Kinder. → Read More
More machines, ATMs, modern tech: what Launceston pokies pubs want from gaming reforms
Launceston pokie pubs have their say on Tasmanian gambling reforms. → Read More
Riverside Primary School recreated viral Fleetwood Mac Tiktok to welcome students back
The video was posted on the school's Facebook page last night. → Read More
Volunteer honoured for work at Woolmers Estate where the Crown Princess Mary rose is growing
Crown Princess Mary's sister Jane Stephens was the Australia Day Ambassador at the Northern Midlands event. → Read More
Northern Tasmanians among those recognised in Australia Day Honours
A creative teacher and politican among the recipients. → Read More
TasGas sign agreement with Woodside to explore hydrogen possibilities
POWERING UP: A proposal for the Bell Bay project from August last year. Picture: Supplied The reality of hydrogen production in Tasmania has a face after the state government threw its support behind a pitch to produce 4.5 tonnes of hydrogen at a facility in Northern Tasmania's own Bell Bay. → Read More
Branxholm community supports Tin Timbers café
The Branxholm community has rallied around a shop owner after their custom sign was stolen just after Christmas. → Read More
Tasmania monitoring coronavirus situation in New South Wales and Victoria
The Tasmanian government is monitoring the COVID-19 situation in New South Wales and Victoria as both states grapple with outbreaks, says the Health Minister. → Read More
Nick Anchen's latest book explores the beauty of Tasmania's railway system
A new book - Tasmanian Railways 1950-2000 - is the result of a lifetime labour of love for author Nick Anchen, who says he's proud to have documented such a significant part of the state's history. → Read More
Australian Border Force arrest Tasmanian man for alleged importation of child-like sex doll parts
The man is due to face court in February next year. → Read More
Flexible programs the key to success
Year 10 students Amy Plapp, Elise Young and Sarah Young are all preparing to continue their studies in some capacity at Exeter High School next year. A few ye... → Read More
The Forest Practices Authority has raised concerns about the management of former logging coupes now in WHA
Documents revealed through the Right to Information process have exposed concerns about Environment Tasmania's handling of World Heritage Area restoration but the organisation says it was already cleared by a federal audit. → Read More
Franklin House markets return on Sunday
COMMUNITY: Andrew Ferrier with his Hieber lute at Franklin House. Picture: Neil Richardson Visitors will be welcomed back to Franklin House markets this Sunday for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic started. → Read More
Masked man on the run after holding up Riverside fish and chip shop
Multiple police units are searching for the man after being alerted to the robbery at about 4pm. → Read More
Victorian report finds batteries would be better energy solution than Marinus
The report was funded by the Bob Brown Foundation. → Read More
Investment in social housing needed to right economic downturn in Tasmania: report
A report has found investment in social housing and the public sector is needed. → Read More
Privacy expert concerned over digital check-in tools for Tasmanian COVID tracing methods
With recording of names now compulsory for venues the question turns to privacy. → Read More