A temporary fuel disruption in Currie over the weekend has highlighted the vulnerability of fuel access on King Island and the potential impact on day-to-day operations and emergency situations.

There's a big difference between a tough season and a system shock.

The Derwent Valley will be getting a new supermarket.

Hundreds of dollars in overheads are being added to bins of fresh produce being harvested around the state and farmers have no choice but to wear the cost.

All students at Tasman District School will receive a school photo pack this year.

The first vintage is ready at a northern Tasmania vineyard that has been set up as an investment project utilising precision GPS machinery, mapping and mechanisation technology at a level never before seen in the state.

Rural Alive and Well (RAW) is the official charity partner for Agfest 2026, marking a meaningful collaboration focused on strengthening mental health and wellbeing across rural and regional Tasmania.

Premier Jeremy Rockliff said he expects fuel shipments to the state in May despite concerns from TasFarmers that diesel supply is not guaranteed past April 20.

The state’s peak body for recreational fishers has welcomed the announcement of a parliamentary inquiry into the closure of the South‑East sand flathead fishery.

The Foreign Investment Review Board is dragging out its decision on the sale of Rushy Lagoon, raising questions about the transparency of the process.