Tag: Hobart 7000
Murder trial hears of stabbing aftermath
A Hobart court has heard a young man performed CPR on his dying friend before punching the teenager accused of his murder.[MORE]
Nyrstar future decided soon
The future of the Nyrstar smelter at Port Pirie could be decided within days.[MORE]
Four Tasmanians shine in AFL draft
Four Tasmanian teenagers are celebrating their rise to the top level of AFL football in yesterday's national draft.[MORE]
Surgery waiting lists continue to grow
The waiting list for elective surgery in Tasmania increased by almost 10 per cent in the three months to the end of September, compared with the same period last year.[MORE]
Tas hockey player receives high accolade
The title of young hockey player of the year has been awarded to an Australian for the second year in a row. [MORE]
AFL draft draws on Tas talent
Liam Jones is the first Tasmanian to be picked in this year's AFL draft - joining the Western Bulldogs.[MORE]
Tas man flies out of Mumbai
A Tasmanian man caught up in the Mumbai terrorist attacks has finally been able to leave the city.[MORE]
Murder trial hears accused acted in self defence
A Hobart court has heard a young man went to hospital with a knife still in his back after being stabbed on the same night his friend was allegedly murdered.[MORE]
Murder trial hears accused found battered
A Hobart court has heard a teenager accused of murder was staggering and coughing up blood when he arrived at a friend's house after the stabbing.[MORE]
Electoral boundaries redrawn
The Electoral Commission has confirmed several changes to electoral boundaries in Tasmania.[MORE]
Green in for the long haul
Tasmanian back-bencher Bryan Green has put an end to speculation he is disgruntled about missing out on the ministerial appointment which saw Lisa Singh promoted.[MORE]
Tas man in close call still stuck in India
A Hobart man caught up in the Indian terrorist attacks is still trying to make arrangements to get out of the country.[MORE]
Bartlett intervenes to secure conference
The Premier David Bartlett has intervened to allow an international conference access to the Princes Wharf Number-One shed.[MORE]
Murder trial hears from victim's friend
In Hobart, a murder trial has heard evidence from a teenager who called an ambulance when his friend told him he'd been stabbed, then collapsed in a driveway.[MORE]
Forest industry looks to build better relations with neighbours
Tasmania's forest industry has launched a Good Neighbour Charter, in efforts to forge a better relationship with people living near plantations and native forest.[MORE]
Global crisis hits Tasmanian mineral processor
A silica mine in north west Tasmania has joined the growing list of companies hit by the global resources downturn.[MORE]
Govt praise on greenhouse, but could do better
Tasmania's efforts to tackle climate change have been praised by consultants who've audited the government's greenhouse gas emissions, but they say more could be done.[MORE]
Chemicals found in Tasmanian rivers
Herbicides have been detected in 14 Tasmanian rivers, including the Derwent.[MORE]
Activists claim to have stopped cable logging
Forest activists claim to have stopped logging in a southern Tasmanian coupe.[MORE]
Devil research funds stolen in break-in
Up to $1,000 in donations has been stolen from a wildlife park on Tasmania's east coast which raises money for the endangered Tasmanian Devil.[MORE]
Jockey push for better safety and compo
Jockeys are pushing for improved national safety and workers compensation standards.[MORE]
Tasmanian safe after narrowly missing terror attack in India
A Tasmanian man is safe after a terrifying ordeal in India.[MORE]
Singh quiet on mill after swearing-in
Tasmania's newest Cabinet Minister Lisa Singh has reined in her comments about Gunns proposed pulp mill.[MORE]
Indigenous claim on Bay of Fires
The Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre wants ownership of a coastal tourism hot spot to be transferred to Aboriginal people.[MORE]
Minister urges abuse whistleblower to take up compensation
The Tasmanian Government says its compensation scheme for victims of child sex abuse does not have a time limit, unlike claims pursued in the courts.[MORE]
