A sixth child has died after a jumping castle was blown 10 metres in the air by a freak gust of wind at an end-of-year celebration. Tasmanian police commissioner Darren Hine confirmed that 11-year-old ...

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Several children fell from a height of 10 metres when the jumping castle was blown into the air by a large gust of wind during end-of-year celebration at Hillcrest Primary School on Thursday morning.

Christmas arrived early for many families in Tasmania’s North-West after a secret Santa paid off laybys at Kmart in Devonport ...

The new Spirit of Tasmania ships are already overdue and because of their port infrastructure not being ready will need to operate at vastly reduced carrying capacity. For north-west Tasmanian ...

A kind stranger has spread joy this Christmas after paying off all the lay-bys at a Kmart store. Shoppers at the store in ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Tasmania. Followed categories will be added to My News. Home Tasmania has submitted a development application with the Devonport City Council for a 42-unit project ...

Two GoFundMe pages have been created for Hillcrest Primary School students Addison Stewart and Zane Mellor - the first two Year 6 students identified - with more than $80,000 already raised between ...

The first tickets for berths on the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries will go on sale Monday as government-owned ferry operator ...

Hillcrest Primary School victim Peter Dodt has been remembered by family and friends as a "little hero" who tried to save others caught up in the jumping castle tragedy. The 12-year-old was remembered ...

One city may just be on its way to becoming a key point for asylum in Tasmania, or one day even a multicultural hub, based on new data highlighting trends in refugee visas. According to figures ...