Tag: Hobart 7000
One record assured in Sydney-Hobart
Sydney sailor, Tony Cable, will set a new mark for the most race starts when he competes in his 45th Sydney to Hobart. [MORE]
Taste stallholders on notice over pay
Stallholders at this year's Taste of Tasmania in Hobart have been warned to pay their workers properly.[MORE]
Tas film industry hopes rise with new feature
It is hoped a new television feature filmed in Tasmania will give the state and its film industry international exposure.[MORE]
Tas museum receives Errol Flynn memorabilia
The daughter of movie legend Errol Flynn has donated all of her father's memorabilia to the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery. [MORE]
Rail buyer revealed
An American company, Patriot Rail Corporation, is tipped to be the next operator of Tasmania's troubled rail network.[MORE]
Tensions rise over financial crisis
The Tasmanian Government has been accused of being paralysed and doing nothing to prepare the state for the global financial crisis.[MORE]
Questions over airport sale price
There is concern Tasmania's Retirement Benefits Fund paid $250 million too much for the Hobart International Airport.[MORE]
Doctor loses misconduct appeal
A former Hobart gynaecologist found guilty of professional misconduct has lost his appeal against the finding.[MORE]
Timber bailout package rejected
The Tasmanian Government has rejected calls for a multi-million dollar bailout package for struggling timber workers.[MORE]
Another innings for Coyle
Tasmania's cricket coach, Tim Coyle, has agreed to a contract extension.[MORE]
Taste festival launched
The Hobart City Council says it's been assured one of the state's most popular tourist attractions, the Taste Festival, will continue at its current site.[MORE]
Cenotaph service for HMAS Sydney
About 50 people have braved wet and windy conditions to attend a memorial service in Hobart for HMAS Sydney.[MORE]
Councils welcome extra dollars
The Local Government Association says Tasmanian councils should not have any trouble meeting the guidelines attached to a big Commonwealth handout. [MORE]
Next step in AFL bid
Tasmania's Sports Minister hopes to present the state's submission for entry to the AFL to league executives next month.[MORE]
Premier backs department head over police issue
Tasmania's Premier, David Bartlett, has hit back at suggestions one of his staff misled the acting Police Commissioner, Darren Hine.[MORE]
Patient centre to ease travel costs
A new affordable patient accommodation centre has opened in Hobart to ease the burden on people travelling for medical treatment.[MORE]
Aged care 'nearing crisis point'
The aged care sector's warned the Federal Government it is reaching crisis point.[MORE]
Public service chief questioned about top cop appointment
The head of Tasmania's public service Rhys Edwards has been questioned over whether he recently misled the acting Police Commissioner, Darren Hine.[MORE]
Blood service discrimination case winds up
A lawyer for the Australian Red Cross Blood Service says changing policy to allow gay men to donate blood would be irresponsible.[MORE]
Drought aid reaching farmers
Grain and fodder is being distributed throughout drought-affected areas of Tasmania as farmers brace themselves for a tough summer.[MORE]
More treatment for injured expeditioner
An injured expeditioner who was rescued from Antarctica 12 days ago has been moved to Melbourne for further treatment.[MORE]
Inquiry to hear from public service head
Tasmania's top public servant will will appear before an Upper House committee today as part of an inquiry into senior government appointments. [MORE]
Bushrangers in control against Tasmania
Victoria claimed first innings points and had built a lead of 119 runs over Tasmania at stumps on day two of their Sheffield Shield clash at the MCG.[MORE]
Premier promotes extra sittings as extra scrutiny
The Tasmanian Premier says changes to Parliamentary sitting days will allow for greater accountability and scrutiny of the government.[MORE]
