Talent dilution ‘not an issue’:What a 19th AFL club could mean for list sizes

Talent dilution ‘not an issue’:What a 19th AFL club could mean for list sizes

Colin Carter has argued the case for the 18 AFL clubs to have fewer players in order to off-set a new Tasmanian club which he says will not dilute the standard of the competition.

  • byJon Pierik

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‘We don’t want to rent one’:Tasmanian Premier lashes AFL over stalled team
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‘We don’t want to rent one’:Tasmanian Premier lashes AFL over stalled team

Peter Gutwein said his government would not renew North Melbourne and Hawthorn’s deals for AFL games in the state until the league gave a timeline for a team.

  • byJake Niall andPeter Ryan
AFL report to be bullish about Tassie team’s viability

AFL report to be bullish about Tassie team’s viability

A crucial AFL report on Tasmanian football is expected to be bullish about the state’s ability to support an AFL team in future

  • byJake Niall
Gutwein claims victory in the Tasmanian election as Liberals edge closer to majority

Gutwein claims victory in the Tasmanian election as Liberals edge closer to majority

The Tasmanian Liberals under Premier Peter Gutwein were just one seat shy of a majority on Saturday night,a result that could boost Scott Morrison.

  • byJames Massola andAmelia McGuire
Why Tasmania’s election matters for Morrison and Albanese

Why Tasmania’s election matters for Morrison and Albanese

Tasmania will have about as many winnable marginal seats at the next federal election as any mainland state. Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese will be watching Saturday’s state election closely.

  • byAngus Livingston
'We will do whatever it takes':Borders close after SA's cluster grows to 17

'We will do whatever it takes':Borders close after SA's cluster grows to 17

Queensland,Tasmania and the NT have joined WA in placing restrictions on travellers from South Australia,after the state's COVID-19 cluster jumped to 17.

  • byJosh Dye,Megan Gorrey andAisha Dow
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Tasmania to take hundreds of stranded Australians

Tasmania to take hundreds of stranded Australians

Tasmania has committed to taking hundreds of stranded Australians wanting to return home by opening up Hobart hotels for quarantine spaces.

  • byAnthony Galloway
'Lift the cap':States told to take more Aussies from overseas

'Lift the cap':States told to take more Aussies from overseas

Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack has asked state and territory leaders to lift the international arrivals cap from 4000 to 6000 a week.

  • byKatina Curtis andAngus Livingston
Border closures top of health official agenda amid funeral heartache

Border closures top of health official agenda amid funeral heartache

Australia's top health officials are having almost daily meetings about defining hotspots so Australians can resume travel between states.

  • byKatina Curtis
'We thought we were the safest place on earth':how Tasmania's COVID-19 outbreak unfolded

'We thought we were the safest place on earth':how Tasmania's COVID-19 outbreak unfolded

The Tasmanian government faces calls for an official probe into the coronavirus outbreak in the state's north-west,which forced the closure of two hospitals in Burnie,leaving 40 heavily pregnant women with nowhere to give birth in the region.

  • byDana McCauley
Nurses demand apology for'illegal dinner party'rumour

Nurses demand apology for'illegal dinner party'rumour

Tasmanian nurses want Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy to apologise for airing a rumour that healthcare workers attended an"illegal dinner party".

  • byDana McCauley