Isabella Podwinski

A colonial-era statue honouring a controversial former premier who mutilated the body of an Aboriginal man has been vandalised and cut down from its plinth in Hobart's CBD.

Tassal employees shot more than 50 great cormorants as part of a "shoot-and-scare" tactic that failed to deter the native seabirds from entering salmon-farming pens in Tasmania's south-east, documents have revealed.

The Tasmanian government will undertake a comprehensive review of the management of one of the state's most iconic tourist attractions, kunanyi/Mt

A Tasmanian fisherman who was last seen more than 50 years ago was most likely shot dead by his wife's former lover, a coroner has found.

Four Tasmanian harness racing participants who are facing allegations of race fixing, race driving and animal welfare concerns have again had their

A court hears from a young man who, while attempting to stop his mother being stabbed, caught sight of the alleged attacker who "looked me dead in the face … and I saw it was my father".

When Sarah Bradnam and her family moved from Brisbane to Tasmania a couple of years ago, she said it was a shock to find a place that allowed for her two labradors.

In short: A record 3,000 people have taken the plunge into the River Derwent in Hobart to mark the winter solstice with a nude swim.

A Liberal senator and Salmon Tasmania are calling for the federal government to cut funding to an environmental advocacy legal centre that lobbies

The head of Tasmania's state-owned utility company TasNetworks has stepped in to put a pause on its workers' strike so the company can focus on 'preparing and responding' to forecast damaging winds.