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Royal Hobart Hospital staff angry over lack of representation on new health ...

Staff at Tasmania's only teaching hospital are angry there is no clinical member from the south on the governing council for the state's new health organisation. The nine member council includes two clinicians from the north and two from the north-west ... >> view original

Gail Mabo in Tasmania for Reconciliation Week to speak in Hobart on Mabo Day

Gail Mabo, in Tasmania to speak during Reconciliation Week, says her father Eddie's spirit asked her to "walk in his shoes" some 20 years after his death in 1992. "Dad empowered me in that he wanted me to be in public speaking, but first I had to do ... >> view original

Hobart shipbuilder Incat puts finishing touches to ferries bound for London's ...

A Hobart shipyard has almost finished its project to build two passenger ferries bound for London's River Thames. Incat Tasmania has been building two 35-metre, high-speed ferries for the past six months and is due to deliver them at the end of July. >> view original

Tasmania an epicurean dream Down Under

But none of those factors have been enough to deter people like Kate Hill, who moved to Tasmania in 2006 to make wine. Having worked in vineyards across the country, the Melburnian bought land south of the state capital, Hobart, to start her own vineyard. >> view original

The Most Breathtaking Dive Spots in Australia

Flickr/Adam Gerritsma Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania: With giant kelp forests, seadragons, ominous shipwrecks and labyrinth caverns, the dive sites off the Tasman Peninsula are unlike any others in Australia. Eaglehawk Dive Center takes novice and ... >> view original

Cassie and Matt's House Rules Tasmania $248000 mortgage

In 2014 they bought their first home together in the Hobart suburb. It comes with its pink bathroom, purple bedroom and fluorescent green carpet. "We want to preserve the character of the home; maintain that 1960s feel but modernise it," Cassie said ... >> view original

Jawbone fitness trackers are stepping back into Apple Stores

In recent years, Jawbone fitness trackers had become an Apple Store accessory staple. That suddenly changed when Apple pulled Jawbone products off shelves a month before the launch of the Apple Watch in March. But Jawbone products will return to ... >> view original

Dropbox boosts business services

Dropbox, business, macworld australia Dropbox has made significant changes to its Dropbox for Business service. The updates focus on administration, security and integration. It's worth noting the changes mainly apply to Windows networks and users, but ... >> view original

iOS 9 will make your iPhone run smoother, be more efficient

Every year, Apple introduces a new iPhone, and an update to its iOS mobile operating system. At its Worldwide Developers Conference next week, Apple is expected to preview the latest version of iOS, version 9. Unlike previous years, it may run a little more ... >> view original

Hortonworks hears Australia calling

Hortonworks is 'significantly' expanding its Australian operations in an effort to drive adoption of enterprise Apache Hadoop throughout Asia Pacific. The Hadoop specialist is establishing a regional support centre in Sydney and adding senior sales and ... >> view original