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Museum of Old and New Art founder David Walsh signs an agreement to set up MONA Bangkok in Thailand. Mona says the new iteration will be "unconventional and unique", like its Hobart museum.
Potatoes are undeniably versatile and tasty but choosing which variety to buy has never been more complicated. Brushed or washed? Yellow, white or pink? Mashing or roasting? And now there are low-carb spuds too.
This weekend will be the first since the sudden closure of seven Hobart venues. A manager of another bar says he doesn't know what to expect.
They've made admirers out of music's biggest names over their 15-year career, but this Australian group are always thinking about the future.
Neil the seal has left his resting spot in Tasmania, leaving behind a wildly popular social media catalogue of bollard-bashing, fence-crushing videos.
Nigel Farage is facing intensifying scrutiny over his finances and millions of dollars' worth of donations. Here's how he got here.
It's been a week of missile testing, Telstra outages and FIFA World Cup red card interventions. Were you paying attention?
A mountain of TV has landed in 2026 and we've sifted through it all to deliver you the ones worth your time (or at least a binge-watch).
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogansaid the gifts were intended as a showcase of his nation's defence industry.
More than 180 firefighters battled the deadly blaze at a factory in China's 'shoe capital'.
A review of Tasmania Police finds calls for help have risen by 40,000 annually over the past decade, fuelling demands for investment in early intervention support services.
In his strongest remarks pushing back on One Nation, the opposition leader has accused the right-wing party of being a "column of smoke".
Authorities in Tasmania say it appears Neil the seal may have left his resting spot at a Hobart beach and returned to sea.
Plus Rob Reiner honoured with posthumous nomination for The Bear, Hacks soars on a swan song and more successes, surprises and snubs from today's Emmy nominations.
An Aboriginal activist has told a Tasmanian court she has a cultural obligation to "protect lands that are being slaughtered", after she was charged with trespassing while protesting in a logging coupe.
Lori Cowen is a United States-based animal communicator and tells Ryk Goddard on Hobart Breakfast she has spoken to Neil and what he had to say was "important".
Tasmanian developer Dean Coleman's company, which was involved in the rejected 'Stadium 2.0' plan for Hobart, is in liquidation. He's now involved in a separate development proposal at Regatta Point.
Data from a new paper shows the number of heroin-related ambulance call-outs dropped from 48 a month to 14 a month in the first five years following the Richmond medically supervised injecting room's opening.
Data shows snow depth has been declining in Australia since the 1950s, with resorts turning to snowmaking to guarantee a strong ski season.
Australians are among the world's biggest coffee drinkers but less than 1 per cent of the coffee consumed nationwide is grown locally. That could be about to change.
Now for the story of 20 famous TV quotes, and the one quiz that had no choice but to keep them all together.
The Pitt takes the lead as the most nominated series for the 78th annual Primetime Emmy Awards, with Hacks in second place.
The case of Ruth Ellis has gripped Britain for decades and inspired the 1985 film Dance with a Stranger.
A restorative mussel farm could improve water quality and biodiversity in Cockburn Sound and the project leaders say there's no need to stop there.
A 37-year-old firefighter from southern Tasmania has been charged with possessing bestiality material.
The Reserve Bank's Sarah Hunter says global supply shocks appear to be occurring more frequently and the RBA will try to adjust to the new reality.
An Australian woman has been arrested in the United States after an ICE investigation allegedly found she had illegally voted in multiple federal elections.
The sale of Tasmania's biggest farm to the UK's largest forestry investor has been given the green light.
Western Australia's opposition says it is outrageous Lancelin residents have been left fundraising to fight erosion slowly consuming the coastal town.
The prime minister will host the leaders of PNG, Tonga and Samoa in Brisbane today for regional security talks after signing of the Ocean of Peace Alliance with Fiji. Follow live.
Staff of an award-winning branding agency say they arrived at work one day to locked doors and a notice saying their employer was $25,000 behind on rent, and it went downhill from there.
French officials say Mr Macron did not hear the blasts, and his motorcade continued through the streets of the Syrian capital to a meeting with Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa, in the first by a European head of state…
Security staff restrain a suspect during an alleged assault and robbery at a bottle shop in Hobart's north.
Independent MLC Meg Webb has raised concerns about a new licence granted to online bookmaker Betr to operate in Tasmania, saying it looks like a "secret deal".
Launceston General Hospital's emergency department was overflowing on Monday night, with the nursing union describing the scenes as "chaotic" and "unsafe" — as Tasmania's health minister blames the federal government…
Make no mistake, news that maverick Liberal Bridget Archer will be acting Tasmanian premier for a week is a significant step towards her eventually taking over from Jeremy Rockliff — a move sure to enrage those who…
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner says the allegation is "categorically false", but is considering his next steps as the report prompts several key backers to withdraw their endorsements.
The lives of ordinary Cubans have ground to a halt under an economic and humanitarian crisis that has developed over years and been aggravated by US President Donald Trump's harsh restrictions, experts say.
Shares in WiseTech global are surging in early trade. Wall Street has closed at a record level as oil prices settle to where they were before the war in Iran. Follow the day's events and insights from our business…
There are questions around the future of Hobart's nightlife after the abrupt closure of some of the capital city's most loved institutions due to challenging trading conditions.
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