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A Tasmanian bottle shop worker who earned the nickname The Enforcer after she used a roller door to deter would-be thieves was sacked by her employer, BWS. But now, Wendy is back in business.
A typically safety-conscious farm worker died after being headbutted by a cow while not wearing a helmet, a Tasmanian coroner has ruled.
An experienced Tasmanian hiker has recounted her experience of misadventure — not knowing if her emergency locator beacon was still working after plunging into icy water.
TasPorts Harbour Master Captain Mick Wall details the manoeuvring and logistics that went into loading the China Zorrilla onto the MV Black Marlin and preparing for its journey across the Pacific Ocean.
The Aussie share market is set to open higher as Wall Street rallies. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
At least 11 people have died and dozens are wounded after Ukraine launched strikes at a Russian Black Sea resort and the annexed peninsula of Crimea.
The website claimed to donate a percentage of its profits to marine wildlife conservation, but the listed organisations say no partnership exists. The website also advertised artwork designed by "a talented local…
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto's repeated controversial comments spark debate over his "populist" communication style.
Research shows more than half of people over the age of 55 are open to downsizing. But experts say there are barriers stopping older people moving into smaller homes.
Can you dominate this quiz as much as the Aussie team dominated in Glasgow?
Massive Attack have landed in Australia for a run of sold-out arena shows this week. If you're wondering what makes them such a big deal, here's your crash course.
If you've put it off investing because you've found the terminology intimidating, you're not alone. It can feel like a foreign language when you first start, but it's not as scary as it looks when you get into it.
Russian anti-war politician Boris Nadezhdin plans his next steps outside Moscow after the Kremlin accused him of being a 'foreign agent'
Don River Railway board member and volunteer Andrew Skinner tells Tasmania Evenings presenter Helen Shield he never thought volunteering as a teenager would lead to a life driving trains.
In Germany, world-leading prosecutions against ISIS members for the genocide of the Yazidi have occurred and Australia is set to follow with landmark prosecutions underway.
Torrential rain has left two men stranded on the side Solomon Islands' largest mountain.
Attempts will soon begin to claw back tens of millions of dollars owed to creditors by Australia’s only manganese alloy smelter, after Liberty Bell Bay officially went into liquidation.
Tasmania has not detected any cases of bird flu yet, but the state's chief veterinary officer says it is not possible to prevent the deadly disease from arriving in wild seabirds.
The criminal record of a man whose dangerous driving caused the death of a motorcyclist has been described by a judge as among the worst she has seen.
A 14-year-old boy and 18-year-old man have been arrested and taken to hospital under police guard after a crash that killed a 13-year-old boy at Lake Macquarie in New South Wales.
As legislation to ban greyhound racing in Tasmanian remains stalled, a handful of racing participants have expressed interest in joining a compensation scheme to leave the industry.
For over a decade, sugar gliders have been considered a major threat to the critically endangered swift parrot. But new research has called that into question.
A suicide bomber detonates a device at a rally moments after speakers had accused the government of failing to properly target militants.
In the tiny community of Baniyala in East Arnhem Land, I sat next to a 13-year-old boy who asked me a question no child should be asking.
Two firefighters are dead after a collision between two helicopters near Athens, as Europe's wildfire emergency continues.
For decades, major chocolate companies have pledged to eradicate child labour. Four Corners discovered that in Ghana, the promises don't always match the reality.
From pagan ceremonies to the world's biggest data centre, catch up on every week nine film from Race Around the World.
Where was Scottish resistance leader William Wallace captured by the English? And what do you know about K-pop?
Individual employment contracts often include a clause that says an employee may be required to undertake other duties as required, but what is fair and reasonable depends on a few things.
The blast killed three people, including the woman bomber, Russian state media said.
Five people have been found dead and 41 are missing after an Indonesian ferry with 271 people on board caught fire while at sea, search and rescue officials say.
Lucas Herrington is on the verge of a move to a Premier League club that would be the most expensive transfer for an Australian player.
Two walkers have been rescued in separate incidents and a man and a woman who got lost on a remote four-wheel drive track have also been helped to safety on a busy day for Tasmanian search and rescue crews.
A 16-year-old girl's family alleges she was so traumatised by her time in a police cell, it killed her. Her case is now the focus of court action alleging she was a victim of Japan's "hostage justice" system.
The future of Kate Tucker’s family farm looks as murky as its waterways, which face a raft of contamination issues, but poor environmental regulation has left her with few options.
With the Hawthorn Hawks' state-sponsored home games in Launceston to stop after next season, there's a mix of sadness, nostalgia and hope.
Social media and 'finfluencers' are just some of the ways Gen Z are learning about money in a changing financial world.
Authorities in Arizona have released details of two ransom notes, sent in the days after Nancy Guthrie went missing in February.
Palestinians in Gaza have expressed scepticism about Hamas's declaration it will lay down its weapons in a bid to kickstart the stalled peace process, concerned it will not actually change the situation in the…
Amid the fallout of devastating twin earthquakes Donald Trump says the US has been taking "billions and billions of dollars from Venezuela". So who is running the country and what is happening with the seized funds?
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