UPDATED: FARMERS impacted by the North-West Transmission Project will soon be able to receive compensation after the State Government committed to adopting a compensation framework by the end of October.

Glamorgan Spring Bay ratepayers have been given a slight reprieve in rates

Tasmanian winemakers are celebrating the fifth most valuable harvest of wine grapes in Australia for the season

King Island’s Stewart McSweyn finished fifth in the men’s Emsley Carr Mile in London on Saturday, breaking the 3:50 barrier.

The Federal Government has expanded sea-freight assistance under the Tasmanian Freight Equalisation Scheme to charitable south-bound fodder shipments to King Island.

Members of the newly formed Tasmanian Pastured Poultry Producers group met with Primary Industries Minister to discuss the major challenges producers are facing when it comes to developing or expanding their businesses.

Bobby calf slaughter is set to resume at Tasmanian Abattoir Tasmanian Quality Meats (TQM) after the Federal Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries lifted the suspension of their bobby calf export licence.

A TASMANIAN coroner has once again called on the state government to boost safety laws around ATVs.

THE growing number and wider geographic distribution of wild fallow deer on King Island presents challenges for the environment, agriculture and forestry as well as the general public.

EXPERTS are sounding the alarm over the lack of regulations around selling invasive, weedy plants for gardens, which they warn are threatening Australia’s native ecosystems.