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Labor's Tasmanian branch has voted to bar non-party members from ever again entering Labor-led state cabinets. The ALP has held its first conference since its comprehensive defeat at the March state election, when voters reduced the party's ...

Labor senator Penny Wong has worked to lift the spirits of her Tasmanian colleagues following a 'gut-wrenching' state election loss. The South Australian senator and opposition leader in the federal upper house told the Tasmanian ALP state ...

For Daniel Geale, the counter-punching boxer from the back blocks of Rocherlea in Tasmania who now calls western Sydney home, the sentence defines his life. Geale has ascended the stairs from a tough upbringing in a quiet suburb on the outskirts of ...

Koh likes the look of Melbourne. (credit: Munshi Ahmed) By Jessica Tan Even while on a holiday to Tasmania last September Singaporean property developer Koh Wee Meng could not help himself. It so happened that I came across this plot of ...

Eleven unique Australian artists travelled to a remote wilderness in Tasmania, and the results of their chilly sojourn are now on show in an exhibition that asks if art can help save nature. Source: 7.30 New South Wales | Duration:

When conservationist and philanthropist Rob Purves decided to preserve a lost Tasmanian wilderness, he also wanted to share it. He arranged for 11 artists to camp out at Skullbone Plains in the Central Highlands over four days in February last ...

, 11:42 am Tasmania's health system will be overhauled in an attempt to improve services and reduce spending. Health Minister Michael Ferguson is promising about $21 million in savings over four years. He will scrap the current model of ...

A shortage of magistrates in the Tasmania's north-west could be jeopardising some court cases, the state's Law Society has warned. Two long-serving magistrates are about to retire in northern Tasmania, one of them from Devonport. Only one ...

Tasmanian Primary Industries Minister Jeremy Rockliff has met industrial growers to tell them the Government will cut red tape to help the industry expand. Source: ABC Rural | Duration: