This is third part in a three part feature of the history of King Island Dairy, first published in April this year but republished in light of last week's closure announcement.

Premier Jeremy Rockliff has announced that payments of $2000 per household will be available where the principal place of residence has been without power for greater than 7 days, or is uninhabitable due to damage.

Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff says that his Government is "working closely with the company in an effort to find a new operator for this iconic diary."

TASMANIA’S dairy industry has seen a significant jump in production again this year despite challenging seasonal conditions.

Deputy Premier and Treasurer Michael Ferguson had no choice but to resign as Infrastructure Minister in the wake of the Spirits of Tasmania debacle.

GROUP 6 Metals Limited (G6M) has appointed MA Moelis to conduct a strategic review, as it secures additional lending.

Tasmanian Police are investigating the recent slaughter of multiple cattle on a farm at Hagley.

THE damage bill for this week’s record-breaking weather is expected to run into the tens of millions as farmers across the state start to assess the damage.

RUNWAY repairs at King Island Airport were undertaken earlier this month and King island Council reports they were smoothly completed without major disruption.