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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.
The Tasmanian government and a local council welcomed a bold plan to transform Launceston’s CBD from a man who may have been running insolvent companies at the time, an investigation shows.
Chucking a sickie is no longer as easy as a quick phone call in Germany, under new laws hoped to boost productivity. Here's how the world is responding.
There are renewed calls for Australia to sign a treaty ensuring nuclear weapons can't ever be facilitated, stored or manufactured in Australia.
About one in every 25 Australians under the age of 18 has been the victim or knows a victim of artificial intelligence-assisted online sexual abuse, according to a new study.
Shame and stigma mean gynaecological side effects from cancer treatment — affecting women's sexual, urinary and reproductive health — are under-reported and under-researched.
The cost of buying and using your own phone may be tax deductible, but the ATO has specific rules about how employees calculate these expenses.
From Bluey in Yolŋu Matha to the first feature film directed by an Indigenous woman, there is a trove of free movies and TV to dive into this NAIDOC Week.
Your challenge in today's ABC Places quiz is to work out the location of 10 photos from around the world. Be warned: we might try to trick you.
Experts say winter is a good time to double down on exercise rather than taking the foot off the gas.
Victims with cuts and gunshot injuries have been rushed to hospital near the capital Colombo following the country's deadliest prison riot in years.
Hamas officials announced the resignation of senior members of the government, but warned that some people would remain in senior positions in Gaza's administration to "prevent any vacuum that could harm our citizens".
The strained relationship between Prince Harry and his father, King Charles III, has been laid bare once again, after an awkward stand-off over accommodation at Buckingham Palace.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urges NATO to take "strong decisions" on boosting Ukraine's air defences following the strike.
Despite her apology and the integrity commission dismissing the case, Hobart's deputy mayor is still facing backlash after she took snacks from council premises for her home office.
Preliminary data shows the highest ever pressure in Australia was recorded in Tasmania on Monday morning.
Seven Hobart bars, including the Observatory Bar and the Republic, are closing "in the immediate term" as owner Pub Banc Group is placed into voluntary administration. The administrator says the aim is for the venues to…
A talkback caller shares his experience buying illegal tobacco from a shop in Hobart's northern suburbs with Tasmania Mornings presenter Leon Compton.
The elephant seal has been attracting onlookers in southern Tasmania as well as a growing social media audience. But fears for his safety and concerns that some people aren't keeping their distance have led to calls to…
Australia and Fiji strike a new defence alliance in a major development that could reshape the Pacific's strategic landscape.
Experts and the journalists’ union have welcomed the ABC’s plans to use artificial intelligence responsibly, but warned misuse could damage trust in the public broadcaster.
A record number of exchange-traded funds were added to the Australian share market in the past financial year.
The paradox of a strong economy and stock market with very low consumer sentiment is not close to being resolved. Quite the opposite, the disconnect is, if anything, widening.
Let us test your smarts about Captain James Cook's last voyage, the debut release of a popular British girl group and other historical events.
From manga to life-sized dolls, catch up on the films from week five of Race Around the World.
Screen time has become a phrase that makes "parents feel instantly guilty", but how detrimental is a full day of screens on the odd occasion, like during school holidays or when you are home sick?
Aboriginal Australians have used native plants as bush medicine for tens of thousands of years. On Larrakia land, medical students are learning how nature can heal.
Hussam Abu Safiya's lawyers believe he is at risk of being killed behind bars in an Israeli prison.
A trial for an experimental Ebola treatment starts in Congo, where the largest-ever Ebola outbreak continues to grow.
Yalukit Willam man of the Boonwurrung — Jaeden Williams-Briggs —tells the story of the Birrarung, known as the Yarra River. The only way to cross the Birrarung was the Rock Falls which was a sacred place. The walk was…
The occasion was complicated by severe storms that gathered near Washington, forcing event organisers to order an earlier evacuation.
Tasmania catches up with other jurisdictions with plans to make it an offence to share sexually explicit images including "revenge porn" and AI-generated deepfakes.
Jorgen and Jill Porse were in the depths of grief when they first met at their local dog park 15 years ago.
No-one emerges unscathed from Fran Lebowitz's quips, bon mots and scathing take-downs of New York's peculiarities and poor etiquette.
The first national plan of its kind is broadly criticised by gay rights proponents and legal experts for supporting the status quo.
Traditionally, NAIDOC Week was celebrated by First Nations people, but it has become an invitation for non-Indigenous Australians to get involved.
Inspired by AC/DC and raised in a remote NT community, these young cousins have become one of Australia's most unlikely hard rock bands.
While the public will remember Thai teenager Tunchanok Donhomla for the tragic nature of her death, her aunt, Mee Boonsert, will remember the baby she helped raise.
Australian Story is given rare behind-the-scenes access to Play School as it celebrates 60 years on air. An intimate look at the creative process of the iconic children’s TV show that’s still guided by one golden rule.
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