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- Aug 26, 2026
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Hobart council advances ban on full-home short stays (opens the original)
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Hobart City Council's planning committee has approved a plan to restrict the creation of new whole-home short-stay accommodation in the city's residential areas. The proposed planning amendment would block about 20,000 homes from being wholly converted into visitor accommodation, though it will not affect existing permits. The proposal will be sent to the Tasmanian Planning Commission, which will have the final say on whether it goes ahead. A plan to block Hobart property owners from converting
Offenders who join dating sites must tell police under proposed DV laws in Tasmania (opens the original)
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The Tasmanian government has released draft laws to target family violence offenders. The proposed changes include making a public list of declared serial family violence perpetrators and requiring offenders to tell police if they start a new relationship, create a social media page or join a dating site. Advocates for family violence law reform say the changes are only "the tip of the iceberg", and more funding and resources are needed. Serial family violence perpetrators in Tasmania could soon
More judges and incentives for early guilty pleas proposed to fix case backlog (opens the original)
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More than 900 criminal non-appeal cases were pending in the Tasmanian court system as of June 30 last year, a 139 per cent increase over the past decade, a report has found. The report has recommended 20 changes that could speed up the handling of matters and free up Tasmanian court resources. Suggested changes include incentives for early guilty pleas, appointing more judges and diverting some lesser matters to tribunals. An independent review into Tasmania's court backlog has recommended 20 ch
Dog hurt in race marketed as opposing Tasmania's racing ban (opens the original)
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A dog has been injured in a greyhound race in New South Wales named in solidarity with Tasmania's greyhound racing industry. On Sunday, greyhound Manila Shelby fell early in the race and slammed into a metal side barrier, before struggling to get up and hobbling to the finish line. The race is one of many across the country called "We Stand With Tasmania" that have resulted in falls and injuries. A greyhound has suffered a fall and injury at a regional New South Wales race named in solidarity wi
Developer proposes turning Boag's Brewery site into hotel, offices and public space (opens the original)
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Topic:Food and Beverage Processing Industry The Tasmanian government has announced it wants to buy the Launceston Boag's Brewery site, which is set for closure. But when asked for details, Premier Jeremy Rockliff had few to offer. Premier Jeremy Rockliff says Boag's parent company Kirin, which wholly owns Lion Australia, has provided in-principle support to "explore in good faith the state's proposal to purchase the site". Premier Jeremy Rockliff will meet with Boag's owners next week, and has s
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