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Tasmania is one of the safest places in the world, Barry Prismall writes. Picture by Craig George

OPINION: We should be amplifying Tasmania's reputation as a sanctuary.

Tasmania - the safest place to live on the planet?

Saree Salter

Behind Claire Anne Taylor's song 'Giving it Away'.

The song Claire Anne Taylor wrote in a deep hole of 'diagnosis depression'

Duncan Bailey

The 2024 Break O'Day Live4Life crew, who will help advocate for mental health in their community. Picture supplied

Break O'Day youth encourage others to speak up about mental health.

Young Tasmanians become mental health ambassadors for rural community

Benjamin Seeder

Brian Carroll died five days after rolling ute near Breadalbane.

Man fatally injured in 2022 crash was speeding, not wearing seatbelt

Hugh Bohane

A homeless person sleeping rough in Launceston CBD. Picture: Craig George. 

Homelessness Australia CEO calls for more youth rental support

Homelessness Australia CEO urges for an 'increase in youth rental support'

Ben Hann

Grain of the Silos, led by food director Massimo Mele and executive chef Thomas Pirker, claimed gold in the tourism restaurants and catering services category at the Australian Tourism Awards. Pictures by Philip Biggs

'It absolutely inspires us to continue to be the best.'

Farming connection behind Launceston institution's national awards double

Michael Newton, of Longford, found his boat after it went missing nine years ago. Picture by Phillip Biggs 

Michael Newton recently found his boat that was stolen in 2015.

'I never stopped looking': Man finds his stolen boat after nine years

Rob Shaw

Riverside players celebrate Austin Marshall's second goal in Friday's 4-1 win over Launceston United. Pictures by Will Fleming

'All the praise goes to them because they were amazing.'

Bottom two produce top effort as Riverside bag first points of season

Should I invest directly, or try a managed fund?

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Ali & Gaby's quick tips for big wins in understanding your money

Anna Houlahan

Who championed Parental Advisory stickers on albums? Was it Tipper Gore (left to right), Barbara Bush, Nancy Reagan or Lady Bird Johnson? Picture AP Photo/LBJ Library

Nancy Reagan, Tipper Gore, Barbara Bush or Lady Bird Johnson?

Who championed Parental Advisory stickers on albums? Take our quiz

Sarah Aquilina

Throwback photos from May 2007

Throwback Thursday: May 13 to 18, 2007

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