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Tasmania now has nine proposed new data centre developments at various stages. Can the state handle all of these projects and what can we learn from what other countries have already done?
Travellers hoping to jump on the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries with their cars and caravans in the coming months may have to wait, with bookings still limited to the capacity of the current ships. But TT-Line says…
Tony returned a positive result from a bowel cancer screening kit in June. Almost three months later, he is still waiting for an endoscopy to find out if he has cancer.
Small businesses are being hit with "underpaid postage fees", but Australia Post says its size and weight scanners are "highly accurate" and will not disclose how often its technology is wrong, raising questions about…
The September 11 terror attack reshaped more than just national security and geopolitical forces. In Australia, it ripped apart 10 families.
Archaeologists find evidence in Indonesia of a human who appeared to use betel nut for its psychoactive properties up to 25,000 years ago.
At least 2,000 flights were cancelled, with airlines reporting millions of pounds worth of financial loss.
The investigation will look into whether the populist party, which had been surging in the polls, breached the UK's eloctoral funding and donations laws.
The Tasmania Devils have signed a six-year sponsorship deal with artificial intelligence infrastructure company Firmus Technologies. The AI company and club say it's a natural pairing — but not all are convinced.
Donald Trump's approval rating continues to plumb historic lows ahead of the Republican Party's national convention — but the US president still believes his brand can boost close-race candidates who will be "showcased"…
Independent Senator David Pocock has used support from the Greens and the Coalition to launch an inquiry into the regulator's decision to allow the continued use of the controversial weedkiller.
More than one in three British PMs attended England's Eton College, but behind its tradition also lies scandal and controversy.
Talks between Chinese-owned Premier Coal and workers have fallen through, leaving industrial action on the cards for WA's coal-mining heartland.
A Tasmanian government push to introduce a visitor tax on short-stay accommodation has been defeated in the state's upper house with Labor and multiple independents voting it down.
Six unnamed companies are looking at setting up data centres in Tasmania, a parliamentary document reveals.
The fault has now been fixed but Australian travellers are among those facing delays and cancellations as airlines clear a major backlog.
For centuries, our understanding of nations across the globe has been laid out by a single map projection of the world. The United Nations just voted to change that.
A revised health performance target will allow for up to almost one in three Tasmanian elective surgery patients to wait longer than they should for surgery.
The government wants to give social media users more control over their feeds. But what steps already exist for users to curate what they see online?
Forty years on from Paul Hogan's iconic role as Crocodile Dundee, tourism and production houses are still riding an economic high on its success. But could another box office hit be hard to recreate?
Australia's student visa refusal rate hits a 10-year high, with countries such as Nepal and India facing rejections of more than 40 per cent.
The strikes came as US President Donald Trump and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin held an hour-long phone conversation about talks between their envoys in recent days.
New York City's mayor Zohran Mamdani has released 170,000 pages of documents detailing what was known about air pollution that billowed from Ground Zero after the attacks.
Amnesty International is demanding formal investigations into three American and Israeli attacks on densely packed suburbs of Tehran, which killed at least 41 civilians.
Proposed reforms to Tasmania's gun laws sit on a knife's edge, with one MP likely to hold the casting vote when debate resumes on Thursday.
The RBA's deputy governor issues a warning that interest rates could rise further if the ongoing scourge of inflation does not come under control soon.
Australian students have recorded their lowest-ever scores in maths and reading in international testing, but improved on their science results.
A man who escaped police custody wanted to kiss his partner goodbye, a Tasmanian court has heard.
The ABC understands the person was not in the disaster zone and is the eighth Australian to be found since the floods devastated Nepal and Tibet.
The former owners of a Tasmanian labradoodle breeding business have been charged with cruelty to animals and a string of other offences.
A Little Swanport resident reported seeing lots of dead bream early last week, but tells Hobart Drive no testing was done until the weekend and the cause is still not known.
Ten-year-old Noah Ross has spent six days in Karratha hospital waiting for an RFDS flight to Perth for urgent specialist care.
Tasmania's former chief psychiatrist has had conditions on his medical registration removed, after earlier admitting to professional misconduct by prescribing medication to his partner.
France is expected to produce one of its lowest amounts of wine in decades after soaring temperatures and drought over the summer.
The Spirit of Tasmania ferry service between Tasmania and the mainland will take no paying passengers for a week in late October as new ships are tested.
A request for an immediate investigation into salmon industry practices has been made to Biosecurity Tasmania regarding possible breaches to the state's Animal Welfare Act.
Industry groups say they were left blindsided by the federal government's decision to scrap mandatory standards for packaging.
Two children are among those killed in the latest strikes which is fuelling fears of a re-escalation in the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
Germany is accusing Russia of orchestrating a drone attack on one of its busiest airports last month.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has addressed a council in Geneva saying AI posed a threat to humanity among the use of autonomous drones and US deaths in immigration custody.
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