Meg Whitfield
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- Sep 12, 2026
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Service Tasmania contact centre cuts will fuel digital divide, MP says (opens the original)
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Five Service Tasmania centres across the state may have face-to-face operating hours cut by up to half under proposed changes. Concerns have been raised about the impact on Tasmanians who are not confident or able to access services online as the service increases its digital delivery. Consultation on the proposed changes will run for three weeks, starting on Monday. A proposal to cut the operating hours of multiple Service Tasmania service centres by up to half has prompted concern for older re
Devils hold heads high after VFL season-ending loss to Bombers (opens the original)
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A rainy North Hobart VFL semi-final has ended in disappointment for Tassie fans, with the Devils going down to Essendon by 27 points. Despite the loss, fans have celebrated the young club making it this far in its first VFL season, ahead of Tasmania's impending entry to the AFL. The finals dream ends for the Tasmania Devils, while Essendon will progress to the preliminary final. The finals dream has ended for the Tasmania Devils in their inaugural VFL season, going down by 27 points in a slipper
Tasmania reviews voluntary assisted dying laws as demand increases (opens the original)
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Tasmania's voluntary assisted dying laws are being reviewed to assess whether they are still operating as intended and to determine what improvements might be needed. Since voluntary assisted dying was legalised in Tasmania in 2022, demand for it has increased significantly. The reviewers are due to hand their report to the state government by November 1. Night shift in a hospital isn't for everyone, but for former Launceston midwife Gaye Crick, there was nothing quite like it. "She'd work night
'Nature doesn't follow your plans': Solo walker recounts rescue from Overland Track (opens the original)
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Experienced Tasmanian hiker Fiona Weaver says she struck misadventure while hiking on the Overland Track last week. There was a strong downpour on day two of the hike and the following morning Ms Weaver fell into an icy river and was briefly separated from her pack. Her helicopter rescue was one of several in Tasmania's wilderness in recent weeks. A Tasmanian adventurer has recounted her rescue by helicopter from the Overland Track after the weather turned and she fell into an icy river. Fiona W
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