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Thunderstorms and 33-degree heat set to hit parts of Tasmania …
3 hours ago · Thunderstorms are forecast across much of Tasmania today, with the west, Midlands and south in line for hot and wet weather. The Bureau of Meteorology is forecasting a partly cloudy day with a medium chance of showers in Hobart, most likely in the morning. There is also a chance of a thunderstorm ...
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Man swept 200m out to sea, woman injured after falling from …
11 hours ago · Two European tourists are in hospital after falling from a cliff into the ocean off Tasmania’s Tasman Peninsula. The ordeal unfolded on Sunday afternoon near Port Arthur when the pair, a man in his 20s and a woman, reportedly wandered off the Mount Brown track.
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The protesters argued Tasmania's logging industry is harmful and should be shut down
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Mourners released balloons and a dove into the sky to honour the memory of the girls
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The new Launceston taskforce will operate similarly to Hobart's successful Taskforce Saturate
Over 2,300 regain power in Burnie as crews investigate unknown …
2 days ago · Power has been restored to more than 2,300 homes and businesses in Burnie after a large-scale blackout earlier this morning. The outage, which affected areas including Montello, Park Grove and Acton, began around 10am on Friday.
26 people killed on Tasmanian roads this year as police plead with ...
Oct 10, 2024 · After a surge in fatal crashes, with four deaths on Tasmanian roads in the last week alone, authorities are urging motorists to slow down. Acting Inspector Justin Lawson, the State Road Safety Coordinator for Tasmania Police, said that over 3,000 people have been seriously injured or killed in crashes in the last decade.