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From rental shortages to major planning decisions, here's what shaped Tasmania's past seven days.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
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With rental vacancy rates tightening and inner-city precincts seeing renewed interest, here's what changed on the ground this week for people considering a move to the island.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
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With key cultural and recreational facilities reopening their doors, residents have renewed opportunities to rebuild social connections after months of economic uncertainty.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
From post-war resettlement schemes to skilled migration pathways, Tasmania's transformation into a thriving multicultural centre didn't happen overnight.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Tasmania's local government unveils spending blueprint that will reshape infrastructure priorities—but residents face tough choices about what gets funded.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Community members living along the Derwent estuary say they're tired of waiting for government intervention on toxic runoff and rising sea levels.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
A decade of budget constraints and workforce shortages has left Tasmania's police, fire, and ambulance services stretched thin—and recent incidents have exposed the cracks.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
New funding announcements and construction milestones signal a transformative period for the state's ageing transport network.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
New enrollment and funding statistics paint a troubling picture for Hobart's public education system as student numbers decline and resource gaps widen.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Hobart residents demand faster action on climate and sustainability in the Greater Hobart Plan 2040. Community groups push for green space preservation around the Derwent River.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Hobart City Council's 2024 zoning overhaul allows 4-6 storey development along Elizabeth Street and near TMAG. Here's how neighbourhood planning changes affect housing costs and local communities.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Hobart City Council accelerates $47M waterfront revitalisation at Sullivan's Cove. Residents question parking, rates expected to rise amid infrastructure demands.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As major infrastructure projects reshape Hobart and Launceston, residents across Tasmania are discovering how better roads and transit could save money, time, and liveability.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Senior figures across government, business and community sectors are calling for urgent policy clarity as the state welcomes record numbers of international migrants.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Years of underfunding and rising demand have left police, fire, and ambulance services stretched thin across the state.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As federal education cuts loom, Hobart's institutions warn of job losses and reduced opportunities that could reshape the city's economic and cultural landscape.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As the city revises zoning laws for inner suburbs, residents and developers are bracing for dramatic changes to housing supply, affordability, and community character.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
A breakdown of the $847 million spending plan shows where ratepayers' money is actually going—and where the data suggests growing challenges ahead.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As emergency call volumes surge across Hobart and regional centres, law enforcement must decide between expanding staffing, restructuring dispatch protocols, or both.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
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As the state welcomes record numbers of skilled migrants, government leaders and community experts are urging urgent action on housing, healthcare and social services.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
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As construction transforms key corridors, community members grapple with disruption, promise, and competing visions for Tasmania's future.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As city planners push forward with a major environmental overhaul, locals along the Derwent are raising concerns about whether the initiative truly reflects their needs.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
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Senior officials and academics warn that without urgent intervention, Tasmanian schools risk falling further behind national standards in technology literacy.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
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Locals speak out as neglect threatens the character of one of Tasmania's most historic neighbourhoods.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Major universities and secondary colleges across Hobart and Launceston roll out new tech initiatives this week while grappling with record student numbers.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
From affordable riverside living to $800,000 starter homes, we trace the decisions and inaction that transformed Hobart's property landscape.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As international arrivals surge, Tasmania's multicultural strategy stands out for its integration focus, though housing pressures and service gaps threaten its success.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
New data reveals the scale of environmental commitments across Tasmania's major initiatives—and where the gaps remain.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Local neighbourhoods see major wins this week as new transport upgrades, heritage restoration, and grassroots initiatives reshape Tasmania's streetscapes.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Years of neglected roads, aging bus networks, and port bottlenecks have forced planners to reimagine how the island moves—and why the moment for change arrived now.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Senior government figures and urban planners warn that without urgent intervention, Tasmania's housing shortage could undermine the city's economic competitiveness.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Community members across the capital are speaking out about escalating theft and antisocial behaviour, calling for urgent intervention from police and local government.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Senior figures across schools and universities warn that increased enrolments are straining resources unless government investment rises sharply.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
New funding, rail upgrades, and congestion relief plans signal acceleration of the state's long-term connectivity agenda.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Community members voice concerns over displacement and affordability as the City Council debates plans for the controversial South Hobart precinct.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
From water savings to renewable energy credits, local environmental initiatives are delivering tangible financial and health benefits across the city.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As the city prepares for record settlement numbers, government leaders and community advocates outline what they say are critical gaps in housing, language support and employment pathways.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
City planners, developers, and housing advocates are publicly disagreeing over whether Tasmania's answer lies in high-density infill or expanded greenfield development.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As empty shopfronts plague Elizabeth Street, locals are learning that community action—not developers—might be the answer to urban decline.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Hobart Council's Urban Intensification Framework fast-tracks 2,400 new dwellings across South Hobart, Glebe, and New Town. Here's how rezoning affects rental prices and your neighbourhood over five years.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Tasmania's $340m transport upgrade reduces Midland Highway commutes by 12 minutes daily. See how infrastructure changes affect Hobart traffic, Elizabeth Street, and your commute.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
From post-war displacement to today's thriving migrant communities, understanding the historical forces that shaped our city's diverse neighbourhoods.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As median prices climb past $650,000, Tasmania is borrowing strategies from Vancouver to Vienna—but local planners warn one-size-fits-all approaches won't solve the crisis.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As demand for emergency services surges across Hobart and regional Tasmania, residents face longer waits and growing concerns about community protection.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
New campus investment aims to keep graduates in state and reshape the local economy over the next decade.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Leading experts and government figures are calling for urgent intervention as median rental prices across Greater Hobart suburbs climb beyond reach for low-income households.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As major cities worldwide grapple with rising violent crime, Tasmania's integrated approach to public safety is drawing international attention for its effectiveness.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As planning approval deadlines loom, Sandy Bay residents face critical choices about density, heritage, and community access that will shape the neighbourhood for decades.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
A $2.8 billion infrastructure overhaul promises to cut commute times in half, but residents worry about construction disruption and whether the benefits will reach outer suburbs.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
From post-pandemic labour shortages to skilled migration pathways, Tasmania's multicultural transformation tells a story of economic necessity, policy shifts, and community adaptation.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As the council enters a critical budget cycle, major votes on waterfront development, public transport investment, and heritage protections will define Tasmania's capital for years to come.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Major redevelopment of Newnham campus will reshape housing markets, job opportunities, and transport links across Greater Hobart.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
New planning statistics expose a widening gap between housing supply and demand, with median prices climbing 34% in five years while development approvals lag significantly.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Officials and sustainability experts are laying out ambitious plans for green infrastructure, but warn the next 18 months will be critical for meeting state commitments.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
While peers like Melbourne and Sydney grapple with spiralling tuition, Tasmania's institutions are doubling down on accessibility and digital learning.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
From post-war European arrivals to today's diverse communities, understanding the historical forces that transformed Tasmania into one of Australia's most multicultural centres.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As major cities worldwide race to modernise infrastructure, Tasmania's approach reveals both strengths and challenges in keeping pace with comparable urban centres.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As Hobart City Council faces critical decisions on housing targets and the Macquarie Street development, stakeholders are watching closely to see whether the newly emboldened council will chart a different course.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
As median rents in inner suburbs surge past $2,100 monthly, community voices demand planners prioritise affordability over development profits.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
Community members from South Hobart to Glebe are speaking out about a surge in residential crime, calling for increased police presence and better coordination between law enforcement and local organisations.
By Tasmania News Desk · 29 June 2026
