Ashleigh Barraclough

A shack has burnt down in a bushfire in Dolphin Sands on Tasmania's east coast, where residents are currently being warned it is too late to leave.

In the last months of her life, Roslyn Grima was fighting in court for the right to sell her home at a tourist park to fund her cancer treatment, but died before that could happen. Now, her children will continue her battle. 

Andrew Lovitt is part of a community group that has spent 15 years investigating a large-scale infrastructure proposal to prevent flooding in Launceston, in northern Tasmania.

A salmon mass mortality event caused by a bacterial outbreak has given scientists "a lot of genetic knowledge" to put to use in a selective breeding program.

Police and volunteer ambulance officers have told a community meeting they struggle to connect with people during emergencies due to poor 4G access in central Tasmania.

Staff at Tasmania's public hospital emergency departments say they experience violence and aggression "all the time". Data released under right to information laws shows how often these incidents are occurring. 

Mr Gibson has sat on council since 2011, and is a former Tasmanian Young Australian of the Year.

The first survey for feral deer in Tasmania in five years reveals an unanticipated increase of nearly 20,000 to the population.

A court has granted Roslyn Grima the right to list her caravan park home on the market, but whether she can legally make a sale remains in dispute.

The post office facing closure can be the death knell for a country town. It's a place where you pay your bills and bump into locals and gossip.

The post office facing closure can be the death knell for a country town. It's a place where you pay your bills and bump into locals and gossip.

A rural Tasmanian community has fought to keep its post office open, fearing losing the important service could lead to their home town disappearing.

When you're lost in the outback, injured and thirsty, days from anywhere and running out of hope, who are the white knights that come to your aid?

The Franklin River rescue was an extreme test for the skills of medics. In remote Tasmania, here's how they train for "chaos". 

A man was beaten and stabbed repeatedly by three men before he died, a trial in the Launceston Supreme Court has heard.

Residents at a seaside caravan park in northern Tasmania own their own homes, but the park is no longer allowing sales due to council rules that say the land is not approved for residential use.

Spirit of Tasmania IV has at last arrived in the state, eight years after the Tasmanian government embarked on a project to replace the two ships currently in operation. The other new ferry remains in Finland, where they were built.

Former Miss Australia and Tasmanian MP Kathryn Hay is sentenced for emotional abuse and intimidation of her former husband Troy Richardson.

Many express frustration at a proposal to increase water bills by more than a third over four years to fund upgrades to state-owned water and sewerage infrastructure.

The northern Tasmanian city of Launceston will be home to one of the first artificial intelligence factories in Australia.

Tasmania's Liberty Bell Bay smelter is among several companies owned by the financially troubled GFG Alliance being taken to court by Australia's corporate regulator for failing to lodge annual reports.

Even though she owns a cottage at Beauty Point Tourist Park, 82-year-old Kathleen Philp has been given an eviction notice by management, in a move the premier has called "cruel and heartless".

John planned to live out his days at a caravan park but was issued an eviction notice after nearly two years. He took the case to the Supreme Court which has ruled the eviction attempt "invalid and of no effect".

Speaker and long-serving Labor MP Michelle O'Byrne announces she will retire from Tasmanian politics at the next election.

Renters in Tasmania are not required to have their carpets professionally cleaned at the end of their lease "as a matter of general practice", the Residential Tenancy Commissioner has ruled.