Tasmania's only university has proposed restructures and staff redundancies amid falling enrolments in arts and humanities subjects.
Nut farmers crack business woes with online success
A family-run Tasmanian hazelnut farm that was reluctantly put up for sale last year has not only survived but thrived thanks to finding a market online.
Australia's first home-grown rocket counts down to cow paddock launch
A Gold Coast company's orbital rocket could enter space from a north Queensland launch pad by the end of the week. Here's everything you need to know.
Topic:Explainer
'Shameful': Demand for action after residential care exploitation revelations
The national children's commissioner wants a cabinet minister for children and is calling on governments to "act on evidence" from child protection reports. This comes after the ABC exposed that children were being sexually exploited in the $2 billion residential care system.
Girl in 24/7 care 'so far gone' she may die from sexual exploitation
An ABC investigation into the $2 billion residential care system finds children in three of the biggest states are being preyed upon by child sex abusers when they should be safe in state care.
Gambling giant opposes Hobart stadium it says will 'dominate the landscape'
Opposition to the proposed Hobart stadium has been raised by the owner of Tasmania's two casinos, who says the structure will negatively "dominate" the waterfront precinct.
Weight-loss drug demand opens new markets for Tasmania's poppy growers
As Tasmania's poppy industry celebrates 50 years, demand for weight-loss treatments is opening up new markets.
Dewayne Everettsmith and TSO perform palawi kani songs
Dewayne Everettsmith and TSO perform palawi kani songs.
Dewayne's dream of singing to his baby in palawa kani inspires orchestral project
When Palawa man Dewayne Everettsmith held his firstborn child, he wanted to soothe him by singing in the language of Tasmanian Aboriginal people. That desire has sparked an extraordinary musical journey with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra.
Labor's Julie Collins on the thumping victory in Tasmania
Stateline Tasmania's Guy Stayner speaks with Labor's Julie Collins about the party's dominant result at the federal election.
Fomer employee of notorious Tasmanian children's prison charged over alleged abuse
A former employee of Tasmania's notorious Ashley Youth Detention Centre has been arrested over alleged serious sexual offences, including child sexual abuse, while he was working at the centre.
'It's like real life': Teens divided over showing Adolescence in schools
The TV show has adults talking or, shall we say, anxious. But what do young people think about it?
Community effort to send Tassie girls to Florida ends with gold
Many of the team of cheerleading girls from a tiny town in Tasmania had never even been on a plane, let alone left their country, but a fundraising effort to see them sent to the US has paid off.
Topic:Feel Good
Tasmanian sea surface temperatures for December 2024
A drop in little penguin numbers was noticed around the middle of the month. Scientists say the East Australia Current is extending further south and impacting ecosystems. (Data from Australia’s Integrated Marine Observing System)
Little penguins on a beach
The Bicheno colony of little penguins have been observed courting and pairing in May, bringing hope for winter breeding. Vision supplied by Bicheno Penguin Tours
Rockliff gives MPs ultimatum on stadium as new images released by opponents
The Tasmanian premier has told state parliament there will be no Tasmania Devils AFL team — unless MPs pass special legislation to enable a stadium to be built at Hobart's Macquarie Point and stop the current planning process for the stadium.
Labor's home battery subsidy kicks off 'strong demand'
Slashing the price of home batteries was one of Labor's flagship policies during the election campaign. With the election now in the rear-view mirror, it's now time to look at what's exactly on offer in its Cheaper Home Batteries Program.
Topic:Explainer
Tasmanian emergency services accused of 'darkest and most inhumane' work culture
A new report into the workplace culture at Tasmania's Fire Service and the State Emergency Service has found a litany of complaints about sexism, discrimination, racism, bullying and harassment of staff.
Seven West Media to buy Tasmania's Channel 7 after ADH media deal falls over
Media conglomerate Seven West Media strikes a deal with Southern Cross Media Group to buy media assets, including some in Tasmania, after a deal with a conservative media group fell apart.
Tasmania's salmon mass mortality event is over, EPA says
The mass mortality event that hit Tasmania's salmon industry has ended, the state's environmental watchdog says, as industry reporting shows fish deaths in March halved from the previous month.
Tasmanian cannabis growers struggling to compete in 'import-flooded' market
Australian farmers say they have the capacity to supply the nation's medicinal cannabis needs, but the federal government is over-reliant on imports from countries with fewer restrictions — raising threats to jobs and quality assurance.