Clean up on Liverpool Street begins
Demolition of the burnt-out Myer building on Liverpool Steet in Hobart has begun. The clean up is expected to take two to four weeks, with the roads having to remain half closed. The waste is being...
View ArticleA Day On The River; river industry on Statewide Mornings
The Derwent River plays a big role in industry in Tasmania. Statewide Mornings will take a look at industry on the Derwent River from Incat at Derwent Park.
View ArticleStatewide Mornings at Incat
Statewide Mornings with Tim Cox headed out the factory floor of Incat for their part of A Day On The River.
View ArticleA working river; Statewide Mornings at Incat
Like so many cities in the world, Hobart lives because of its river; the Derwent's clean, reliable water supply is a boon which must have been attractive to local people from the earliest days of...
View ArticleShowcasing three of Hobart's sustainable houses
Showcasing three of Hobart's sustainable houses that are designed to minimise their energy consumption
View ArticleSneak peak at Liverpool Street redevelopment
The Council in conjunction with the owners of the site, Retirement Benefits Fund, have agreed to temporally construct a park on the Liverpool Street site.
View ArticleEarly morning collapse in Hobart
Part of the facade of a building in Elizabeth Street came crashing down to the street last night. Luckily, no one was around when the half a tonne of brick fell down.
View ArticleAboriginal protesters plead not guilty
A group of Aboriginal activists has pleaded not guilty to charges arising from a protest at the site of the Brighton bypass, north of Hobart.
View ArticleGovernment confirms Musselroe Bay wind farm delays
The Tasmanian Government has confirmed there will be delays in the development of a wind farm in the north-east.
View ArticleReassurances over foil insulation
A Hobart community group has reassured householders considering installing energy efficient materials that their homes will be safe to live in.
View ArticleWind farm future
The Tasmanian government has been accused of using taxpayer funds to underwrite a wind farm in South Australia, while a project in Tasmania's north-east struggles.
View ArticleTasmania resists residential decline
A decline in new residential building has not been as severe in Tasmania as elsewhere in the country.
View ArticleSignificant Find
An archaeologist explains why the Aboriginal find at Brighton is so important.
View ArticlePossible bypass detour for sacred site
The controversial Brighton bypass in southern Tasmania, could be detoured to protect an Indigenous heritage site containing artefacts up to 40,000 years old.
View ArticleAustal closes Tasmanian plant
WA shipbuilding firm Austal has announced the closure of its Tasmanian plant at Margate, laying off over 100 workers.
View ArticleTennis centre upgrade: more bums on better seats
Work on the second phase of upgrades to the Domain Tennis Centre in Hobart will start today.
View ArticleFears skills shortage will hurt building recovery
Builders are concerned a skills shortage may hold back a surge in new home building.
View ArticleJob hunt continues in building industry
A building conference has heard Tasmania's construction industry is flourishing but questions have been raised about how to sustain it.
View ArticleBrighton bypass re-route plan rejected
The Tasmanian Government has ruled out using money saved from the scrapping of the Tarkine road project to re-route the controversial Brighton bypass.
View ArticleChurch changes tack to bring in parishioners
All Saints Church in South Hobart has begun to employ modern marketing techniques to bring up numbers, and to help aid the structural renovations needed for the heritage listed building.
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