WILD-shot deer meat is a step closer to butchers’ shops and supermarket shelves after a state government trial found human consumption of the meat would be technically feasible and safe, and its harvesting could contribute to deer management.

The Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania (NRE Tas) released calicivirus in Battery Point, New Town​ and Sandy Bay this month.

A 14-year-old planning to climb a Himalayan mountain more than 6000 metres above sea level to raise money for cancer has arrived in Nepal.

Landfall Angus has completed its autumn bull sale today with one of its biggest ever crowds in attendance and strong bidding on 210 lots.

The state government ignored advice from Tasmania Police Commissioner Donna Adams to implement a cap on the amount of firearms a person can own.

New purpose-built cattle yards at Hagley Farm School’s Agricultural Learning Centre are proving invaluable.

Agfest tickets have gone on sale and the Rural Youth State president is keen for the gates to open.

Primary Industries Minister Gavin Pearce has lashed out at the Federal Government after Tranche Three of the Tasmanian Irrigation projects were removed from their latest Infrastructure Priorities list.

For the first time two brothers will be the Tasmanian representatives at the Australian Yard Dog Championships.

Sharp Airlines adds fuel levy and state transport body meets with government to raise concerns.