Tasmania Racing Stewards Sacked in Betting Scandal
Two senior racing stewards in Tasmania have been dismissed following explosive allegations of placing bets on races they were officiating, in a scandal rocking Australian horse racing.
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Europe's Ultimate Road Trip: Paris to Lisbon
Embark on the ultimate European road trip from Paris to Lisbon. Our guide reveals the stunning coastal route through France, Spain, and Portugal, featuring hidden gems, culinary delights, and breathtaking Atlantic vistas.
Tasmanian School Gardens Cultivate Student Success
Discover how a groundbreaking school garden programme in Tasmania is reaping a harvest of benefits, from improved student mental health and attendance to better academic engagement, by moving beyond simple horticulture.
Henry Jones Art Hotel: Hobart's Heritage Luxury Haven
Discover the Henry Jones Art Hotel, Hobart's crown jewel where 19th-century industrial heritage meets cutting-edge contemporary art and unparalleled luxury in the heart of Tasmania.
Afghanistan Quake Death Toll Hits 900 - Taliban Pleads for Aid
A devastating 6.1 magnitude earthquake in eastern Afghanistan has killed over 900 people, with the Taliban government issuing a rare appeal for international assistance as rescue efforts continue.
Sudan Landslide Death Toll Soars in Darfur Disaster
A catastrophic landslide has devastated a gold mining village in Sudan's Darfur, with local authorities reporting a sharply rising death toll and many more feared buried under rubble.
Australian Toll Roads Offer Secret Free Towing Service
Australian motorists have uncovered a remarkable toll road secret: free emergency towing services are available on major motorways, saving drivers hundreds in recovery fees. Here's how it works.
Dasha on the dark psychological toll of viral fame
Country music sensation Dasha opens up exclusively about the intense psychological toll of her viral hit 'Austin', the pressures of sudden fame, and her courageous journey to protect her mental wellbeing.
Priest's Warning: Funerals Will Be Commonplace If Road Not Fixed
A parish priest in County Donegal issues a chilling prophecy, demanding immediate action on a lethal stretch of road after a spate of tragic fatalities.
Labor approves massive Tasmanian wind farm project
The Australian Labor government has granted federal approval for the contentious $1.7 billion Robbins Island wind farm in Tasmania, a monumental project set to power nearly 1.2 million homes despite significant environmental and cultural heritage concerns
Anna Williamson Reveals Celebs Go Dating's Emotional Toll
Celebs Go Dating's relationship expert Anna Williamson opens up about the intense emotional challenges of filming the hit E4 show and the unique bond she formed with co-star Paul Carrick Brunson, including a surprising marriage pact.
Gaza Famine Confirmed as Starvation Death Toll Rises
A new report from the IPC reveals a catastrophic escalation of famine in Gaza, with starvation deaths mounting and the entire population facing acute food insecurity. The international community faces urgent calls for action.
Australia's South-East Braces for Historic Winter Snow Blast
A severe cold front is set to plunge south-eastern Australia into a deep freeze this weekend, with unprecedented snowfall predicted for low-lying areas, disrupting travel and promising a rare winter spectacle.
Tasmania Serial Killer: 70-Year-Old Confesses to Historic Murders
In a shocking development, a 70-year-old Tasmanian man has confessed to being a serial killer, solving multiple cold case murders that have haunted the island for decades. Police describe the case as one of the most significant in the state's criminal his
Brother's plea after sister becomes UK's 1 millionth road death
In a heart-wrenching interview, Paul McNeill speaks out after his sister Jacqueline became the one millionth person to die on UK roads, demanding urgent government action on road safety to prevent further tragedies.
Harvey Price: The Forgotten Victim of Katie & Peter's Feud
An exclusive look into the emotional toll on Katie Price's disabled son, Harvey, as he loses his father figure, Peter Andre, amidst the parents' public and bitter fallout.
Tasmanian Labor Leader Ousted in Shock Pre-Election Coup
Tasmania's Labor Party is in crisis after a dramatic late-night vote ousted leader Josh Willie just months from a state election, installing Dean Winter in a desperate bid to salvage its fortunes.
Drive Europe's Most Scenic Routes For Less
Discover how to explore Europe's breathtaking landscapes without breaking the bank. Our expert guide reveals the top scenic routes, essential money-saving tips for fuel, tolls, and accommodation, and the must-have app that makes it all possible for your 2
Hamas Accepts Israel Peace Deal Amid Rising Death Toll
Hamas has reportedly accepted a ceasefire proposal from Israel, as the conflict's death toll continues to climb. Here’s the latest on the fragile truce and its implications.
Tasmania pauses salmon farm expansion plans
The Liberal Party-led government in Tasmania has put a hold on plans to expand salmon farming, citing environmental and community concerns. Premier Jeremy Rockliff announced the pause, promising further consultations.
Tasmania wind farm plan divides opinion
A controversial wind farm project on Robbins Island, Tasmania, faces opposition over environmental concerns while promising significant renewable energy contributions.
Tasmania salmon farming threatens endangered skate
The Australian government reaffirms its decision to permit salmon farming in Tasmania, sparking concerns for the critically endangered Maugean skate.
Should UK Lower Drink-Drive Limit? Experts Debate
Road safety campaigners and experts debate whether the UK should align with Scotland's stricter drink-drive limit to reduce accidents and save lives.
Sturgeon 'on brink of breakdown' after Covid Inquiry
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was reportedly left emotionally shattered after her gruelling testimony at the UK Covid Inquiry, with sources claiming the intense scrutiny drove her to the edge of a breakdown.
Tasmania to ban greyhound racing in political move
The Tasmanian Premier has vowed to end greyhound racing as part of efforts to win crossbench backing for his minority government, sparking debate over animal welfare and political strategy.
Albanese on Israel-Gaza; Tasmania greyhound ban debate
Australian PM Anthony Albanese comments on the Israel-Gaza war, while Tasmania faces backlash over its greyhound racing ban. Defence Minister Richard Marles weighs in on national security concerns.
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