Data shows in the first six months of this year, four dolphins died from becoming entangled in salmon farm enclosures in Tasmania's southern waters.
Scheme to winter-proof houses too successful for its own good
Tasmania's energy saver loan scheme gave households and small businesses a chance to obtain interest-free finance for rooftop solar and other energy efficiency measures. It's been so successful, the government decided to end it.
Class action seeks to compensate junior doctors for 'excessive' overtime
The class action involves junior doctors who worked at the Royal Hobart Hospital and the Launceston General Hospital during the past six years.
Plan to use Tasmanian ferry to house 'displaced residents' in US revealed
Options for the new Spirit of Tasmania ship to "ease the housing crisis" in Scotland or accommodate "displaced residents" in California were passed over in favour of it being docked at a cost to Tasmanian taxpayers of around $600,000 a month, documents reveal.
'We all went into panic': Families' dismay over childcare announcement
A working mum has hit out at the way the closure of a Tasmanian town's childcare centre has been handled, with families left without an option for their kids.
'It can't be moved': Caravan park resident told she can't sell her home
Residents at a seaside caravan park in northern Tasmania own their own homes, but the park is no longer allowing sales due to council rules that say the land is not approved for residential use.
Man arrested with $580k in grocery bag amid months-long police operation
As part of a months-long investigation, officers from Tasmania Police, Australian Federal Police and Australian Border Force, intercepted the man and allegedly found $580,000 cash in several sealed plastic bags in a supermarket-branded cooler bag.
'Remain vigilant': Potato virus detected at four more Tasmanian sites
Biosecurity Tasmania says the virus has been detected at a further four Tasmanian properties, and may have been present in the state for two years.
Australia's most southern state a prime hotspot for surfing, BOM says
Sure, the water may not be as warm as other places, but if you like big waves, Tasmania's unique conditions deliver for surfers, the BOM's Luke Johnston says.
Devastated families may take legal action over museum that kept body parts
Family members who have found out specimens from their loved ones' bodies had been retained by a pathology museum without consent are waiting for the coroner's investigation to finish before they decide what their next steps will be.
Tasmanian rescue helicopter service left 'devastated' by contract ending
After 25 years of service, emergency aviation service Rotor-Lift has lost its contract to a mainland operator — with Rotor-Lift's owner scathing of the tender process.
Potato trade restrictions 'likely' as Tasmania detects second case of virus
Tracing operations are underway to determine the potential distribution of potato mop-top virus after a second case in a month has been detected in the state.
Tasmanian racing stewards stood down pending investigation over bets, ABC understands
At least two Tasmanian racing stewards, including the acting chief thoroughbred steward, have been stood down as part of an investigation into betting on races, the ABC understands.
Seal dies after botched tranquilisation attempt at Tasmanian salmon farm
A seal and 15 cormorants died in a Tasmanian salmon farm in the space of a week after becoming trapped inside, despite Tassal assurances that it would prevent wildlife interactions.
When this bank closes, the nearest will be 150km away
Bendigo Bank has announced its Queenstown branch on Tasmania's remote west coast is closing. The nearest bank will be more than 150 kilometres away.
'She's beautiful': New Spirit of Tasmania ferry arrives in Hobart
Spirit of Tasmania IV has at last arrived in the state, eight years after the Tasmanian government embarked on a project to replace the two ships currently in operation. The other new ferry remains in Finland, where they were built.
No charges laid over emaciation of horses once owned by Vanessa Goodwin
The RSPCA's prosecution panel has "extensively reviewed the facts" and decided not to lay charges after three thoroughbred horses once owned by a former Tasmanian attorney-general, were found emaciated.
Police chase 'a bit Fred Flintstone, a bit Blues Brothers', witness says
A Tasmanian man has been refused bail after engaging Tasmania Police in an hours-long pursuit during which he drove a stolen truck through Launceston on blown-out tyres.
'Differentiating ourselves from Liberals': New Labor leader Josh Willie outlines party vision
New Labor Leader Josh Willie says his party needs to "pause and reflect" on its historically bad election result and "do the hard work to earn Tasmanians' trust".
From stadium to TasInsure, Rockliff's agenda faces tests
The Tasmanian government faces getting the Macquarie Point stadium approved this year, while the Liberals have also promised to set up TasInsure, bulk-billing GP clinics and strengthen laws allowing pets in rentals.
Mine's move underground could cost $1b and hundreds of jobs
An iron-ore mine on Tasmania's north-west coast plans to move its operations underground by 2035 in a push that would improve the longevity and carbon footprint of the mine — but at the likely cost of jobs.