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The closure of Liberty Bell Bay marks one of the most significant industrial blows Tasmania has faced in years. This news, on top of the closure of...
Northern Tasmanians I speak with are on a unity ticket with concerns about the James Boag's site in Launceston. People believe the iconic site...
A journalist's job is not to cheer politicians. Equally, it is not generally to tear them down. Our primary job is to test them. To challenge...
Let's get something straight with Pauline Hanson and One Nation supporters. Australia has never been a "monoculture". Subscribe now for...
In today's world, communities are all too aware of crime and its impact. State governments have won and lost elections on how 'tough'...
Lion has presented its decision to close the James Boag's Brewery in Launceston by the end of 2026 as purely a business decision. The...
For hundreds of thousands of older Australians already struggling with rising living costs, the Albanese government's rollback of age-based...
Politicians breaking promises is usually treated as a political sin. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to continue reading The media...
It is a familiar scene: a government politician stands in Launceston, speaks to the gathered press pack, and promises a transformative infrastructure...
Fuel companies are asking Tasmanians to accept something consumers would never tolerate in any other essential market: sudden, sharp price increases...
When anyone says goodbye to their loved ones to go to work and then don't come home it is beyond sad. Recently, that fate has befallen police...
The point where price is no longer a number on a bowser and becomes a warning sign was reached weeks ago by many. At $3.00 a litre, fuel isn't...
Each time The Examiner publishes a story about a sex offence in Tasmania, whether it involves the possession of child exploitation material or the...
The conflict in Iran, initiated by the Donald Trump administration and Israel, has triggered a global economic crisis being felt acutely in Tasmania....
For too long, Australia's immigration debate has allowed critics to make a narrow argument focusing on jobs, wages and housing, a "they take...
Launceston City Council's withdrawal of its four-day, 30.4-hour work week proposal is more than an industrial relations backflip. It is a case...
Why does a four-day working week work for the City of Launceston council but trigger the public? Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup...
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