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Fishy freight lands in Tasmania ahead of Bass Strait trial (opens the original)
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Fifteen-thousand yellowtail kingfish fingerlings have arrived in Tasmania from Western Australia. Their arrival marks the next stage of a three-year aquaculture research trial in Bass Strait, which aims to "generate evidence about what it takes to grow a new species" and "build Australia's capability in offshore aquaculture". The trial will run until 2028, after which the pens will be decommissioned and the viability of an aquaculture industry assessed. Placed in oxygenated bags then packed into
'AI hallucinations' scuttle parole board's gag order on convicted murderer (opens the original)
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Convicted murderer Sue Neill-Fraser's challenge to a parole condition preventing her from speaking to the media was heard in the Supreme Court of Tasmania on Tuesday. Tasmania's parole board failed in its bid to keep the media ban in place because its argument cited non-existent case law that was "hallucinated" by AI. The state's attorney-general says he wants an explanation about the parole board's "professional standards" and is "seeking assurances around how the board will ensure this doesn't
Proposal for public walkway around waterside mansions survives vote (opens the original)
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Hobart City Council has voted to continue exploring a proposal to build a walkway behind several waterside mansions that would connect Sandy Bay and the Hobart CBD. The council's chief executive recommended council abandon the proposal due to its inability to terminate Crown licences for private jetties and boatsheds. The council has passed a motion requesting its CEO obtain copies of the Crown licences, so their break clauses can be evaluated. Hobart City Council has voted against ditching a pr
Missing pilot Bob Bramley showed others 'they could achieve things' (opens the original)
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Family and friends of Tasmanian pilot Bob Bramley, missing after his plane crashed in remote Northern Territory, are remembering him for his passion and love of flying. Northern Territory search and rescue crews have located "aircraft debris", but the remote location and poor weather conditions have hampered the search effort. NT Police Assistant Commissioner Peter Malley said authorities believed the pilot died in the crash, but they had yet to locate a body. Bob Bramley is described by those w
Beloved 'Little Blue Boat' brought back from the brink by volunteers (opens the original)
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The Sea Breeze, known affectionately by Hobartians as the 'Little Blue Boat', has returned to the water today in Franklin, south of Hobart. Extensive restoration work has taken place over the past 18 months, following damage caused to the 50-something-year-old boat in 2024. Further restoration work, including repair to the mast, will take place before it is fully restored and presented at next year's Wooden Boat Festival. Sporting a fresh shade of blue, Hobart's beloved 'Little Blue Boat' has be
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