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world1 day ago
Tasmania Added Nest Setbacks and Habitat Buffers Before Logging 49-Hectare Coupe in Lonnavale
Abc reported that logging continued in a key breeding area after more than 100 swift parrot sightings prompted extra reviews by the Forest Practices Authority. The regulator described the added workload as unsustainable. Four more coupes are scheduled for harvest in the next 18 m…
world7 days ago
Tasmania Station Records Highest Air Pressure Ever Measured in Australia
A weather station in Ouse, Tasmania, recorded 1044.5 hectopascals on July 6, 2026, surpassing the prior national record. An intense high-pressure system centered over the state produced the reading and widespread cold temperatures.
world10 days ago
Elephant seal returns to Tasmania streets after six months at sea
An elephant seal known as Neil has returned to Tasmania after nearly six months away. Local reports describe the animal moving through streets and drawing attention from residents.
ai11 days ago
Firmus Technologies Plans Three AI Facilities Across Tasmania
Firmus Technologies is advancing plans for AI factories at St Leonards, Bell Bay and Wesley Vale. The projects require more than 400 megawatts of power and have drawn questions over energy use and community input.
theconversation.comscience18 days ago
Extreme weather events reduced breeding success for seals, albatross, and shearwaters in Tasmania
New research found that extreme weather events lowered breeding success for three marine species in Tasmania. The study examined seals, albatross, and shearwaters over multiple seasons.
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business21 days ago
Economist Report Defends Marinus Link as National Interest Project
Abc reported that independent economist Saul Eslake released a report defending the Marinus Link interconnector. The analysis argues the project will boost Tasmania's energy sector and break a decade-long deadlock in generation and demand.
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Tasmanian Auditor-General Reports $47 Million Spent on HR Program Without Modules Delivered
The Tasmanian auditor-general found the Health Department spent $47 million over four years on a human resources system upgrade that produced no modules. Total program costs are now projected at $119.8 million after responsibility shifted to the Department of Premier and Cabinet.
world52 days ago
Tasmanian Health Department Directed to Find $702 Million in Savings
The state budget requires the Health Department to identify $702.61 million in operational efficiencies over four years. Treasurer Eric Abetz presented the plan as part of a broader $1.47 billion reduction across government agencies.
world98 days ago
Two Teenagers Charged in Burglary of Archery Club in Burnie, Tasmania
Tasmania Police have charged two teenagers following a burglary at an archery club in Burnie on March 29. The suspects allegedly stole compound bows and arrows, some of which were fired in nearby suburbs. Police recovered the bows and some arrows during the investigation.