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- Sep 11, 2026
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Tasmanian sand mine bid to include 700m jetty in the north-east (opens the original)
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North Scottsdale Resources says next month it will begin the process of applying for a mining lease over part of Rushy Lagoon, the state's largest farm, in Tasmania's north-east. The company wants to mine 90 million to 100 million tonnes of sand for export over 30 to 40 years. The Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre and Melaythenner Teeackana Warrana Aboriginal Corporation have already raised concerns about its potential environmental impacts. A company that will next month apply to mine millions of ton
Fears for historic show's future after years of cancelled events (opens the original)
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The Royal Launceston Show is at risk of losing its charity status because annual information statements have not been filed to the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission. The board said it is focused on ensuring financial reporting obligations are properly completed. The show has been cancelled for the past three years, but there are hopes it will return, despite current challenges. Fears are growing for the future of the 153-year-old Royal Launceston Show, which, after cancelling t
Tasmanian labradoodle breeders charged over animal cruelty allegations (opens the original)
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Elizabeth Anne Bartlett and Paul Alan Bartlett have each been charged with 12 offences that date back to June 2024. The couple were the owners of Tasmanian Labradoodles. The matter was adjourned, with the pair next due to appear in December. A Tasmanian couple has been charged with cruelty to animals and a string of other offences related to their care of hundreds of dogs in northern Tasmania. Labradoodle breeders Elizabeth Anne Bartlett and Paul Alan Bartlett were listed for a plea hearing in t
Mine considered 'beating heart' of small Tasmanian town to reopen (opens the original)
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Mining company Sibanye-Stillwater has received board approval to restart the Mt Lyell copper mine near Queenstown on Tasmania's west coast. The mine was an economic driver for the region for more than a century, until it entered care and maintenance in 2014, following the deaths of three workers. The mining company hopes it can commence production in early 2029. A South African company plans to restart the historic Mt Lyell copper mine on Tasmania's west coast, creating more than 300 jobs. The m
Residents prepare to fight AI data centre approval (opens the original)
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The George Town Council last week approved a proposal for a new AI data centre. Some residents are planning to appeal against that decision, saying the planning laws are outdated and not fit for purpose. The Latrobe Council will this week discuss pushing for another AI data centre to be declared a "major project", meaning it would be assessed by the state's planning commission rather than the council. Anne-Marie Bastian and Nicholla Thompson are preparing to fight a multi-billion dollar company'
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