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Marsh steers WA to tense victory

Two stellar performances with the bat by Michael Klinger have led Western Australia to a 162-run victory over Tasmania in their Sheffield Shield clash in Hobart. >> view original

Rainbow flag flies over Town Hall

Lord Mayor Sue Hickey, Rodney Croome, performer Miz Ima Starr and Tas Pride spokesperson Tracey Wing at Hobart Town Hall. Picture LUKE BOWDEN. >> view original

'Slow diplomacy' will bring Russia onboard with Antarctic marine...

For the past fortnight, representatives of the 24-member nations and the European Union have been in Hobart for the annual Commission for the Conservation ... >> view original

Tasmanians turn out in hundreds to support asylum seekers, diversity

There have been Walk Together marches in 25 cities across Australia and an estimated 300 people turned out in Hobart. Tasmanian Governor and patron Kate ... >> view original

A tipple in Tassie is a wine taster's dream

The quirkily named Puddleduck Vineyard is just 20 minutes from Hobart's CBD in a picturesque country setting complete with waddling duck Lucky and friendly ... >> view original

Bureau of Meteorology warns of dry November ahead for Tasmania

It was slightly wetter in the Hobart region, which recorded 14.4 millimetres; the lowest October rainfall recorded was 8.6 millimetres in 1982. Forecaster Tristan ... >> view original

Soaring costs for Sydney-Hobartyacht race keep Tassie yachts...

Entries for the 71st Sydney-Hobart closed yesterday with Cougar II and Helsal 3 the only Tasmanian takers among a fleet of 111, including super-fast ... >> view original

Australian suburbs where locals don't want to sell up and leave

Units — 8.4. • Hectorville — 12.9 years — $305,000. • Burnside — 11.9 years — $400,000. • Blair Athol 11.3 years — $234,500. Hobart. Houses — 9.8 years. >> view original

Gilbert & George bring their shock tactics to Mona inHobart

At the back end of Gilbert & George's spotless, white, laboratory-like art studio, a picture of Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron is attached to the wall. >> view original

Marches to be held in call for unity

... to National Mosque Open Day on Saturday, and to join the Welcome to Australia walk in more than 20 cities, including Melbourne, Sydney, Perth and Hobart. >> view original