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Can these two endangered birds be brought back from the brink?
The King Island thornbill and scrubtit are the size of ping-pong balls
Continue reading‘On the brink’: Push to save critically endangered regent honeyeater
It is one of Australia's rarest birds, but conservationists say Hunter
Continue readingCrews pull out of Gell River fire, but hotspots could smoulder until spring
It has been almost 100 days since the Gell River fire started in Tasmania's
Continue readingWhy wrapping fruit and veg in plastic could actually be good for the environment
With pressure growing on retailers to unwrap the plastics on fresh fruit
Continue reading‘Toilet pipes and old, dead meat’: Stench in country town so bad locals want to ‘up and leave’
When the wind blows a certain way in the small Tasmanian town of Longford,
Continue readingDeer hunting a fair-game tradition family wants to see continue
It's open season for deer hunting in Tasmania, where it regularly evokes
Continue readingHobart’s single-use plastic ban an Australian first, but businesses are not happy
Plastic takeaway food containers, cutlery and straws are some of the items
Continue readingControversial camp proposal for Tasmania’s World Heritage Area rejected in heated meeting
The pressure of having to decide on whether to approve a camp development
Continue readingAustralia’s tallest tree damaged in bushfire but still standing
The tallest hardwood tree in the world was in the direct line of the recent
Continue readingTasmanian Premier makes special request for federal funding as bushfire costs rise
Premier Will Hodgman asks the Federal Government to step in to help cover
Continue reading‘It’s just a disaster’: Fires deal massive blow to honey industry
Tasmanian honey prices are expected to soar, after dry conditions and
Continue readingAustralia’s mysterious land of fire and ice holds the secrets to Earth’s past and future
Australia's tallest mountain — with its active volcano — is probably
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