Police Minister Felix Ellis has disbanded the state’s Firearms Advisory Committee after just two meetings.

Much of Tasmania enjoyed healthy June rainfall, particularly in the northern half of the state, with Hydro dams sitting at their highest July levels since 2012.

Salmon Tasmania is in the process of reapplying for a new permit to use florfenicol with the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA).

Three state delegates have been selected to compete at the Supreme Australian Sheepdog Championships in Stanthorpe, Queensland from August 22 to 30.

TASMANIANS facing financial hardship will have increased support to pay their electricity bills, with the Tasmanian Government and Aurora Energy doubling their financial support of the Energy Hardship Fund commencing 1 July.

Two Tasmanian farm schools are working in unison on a beef program that is proving mutually beneficial for their agriculture students as well as the bottom line.

The state's farming community is mourning the impending sale of Rushy Lagoon, Tasmania's largest farming property.

Logs sourced from Tasmania’s public production forests will have to be processed in the state under new long-term wood supply arrangements.

Tasmania's councils are about to make decisions that could have lasting consequences for the state’s farming communities.

A Tasmanian deer shooter have labelled economic modelling on the cost of damage caused by wild deer as “crap”.