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Workers' compensation law can be a complex, somewhat headline-grabbing beast — so what makes one case succeed where another one doesn't?

A Tasmanian man who fell and broke his leg while walking his dog wins his worker's compensation claim, after a court ruled it happened in the course of his employment as he was on-call at the time.

A Tasmanian government business will reinforce a Lake Pedder dam over earthquake concerns, but risk assessments over what would unfold if it failed have not been made public.

Christine Milne argues the glory of restored Tasmanian lake, drowned in 1972, would outweigh benefits of energy it generates

If you've ever been near the Hydro - and the Squinty Bridge for that matter - you would have most definitely come across these flats. But if you've ever been curious as to what they look like on the inside, look no further.

Grant is back in November, six months after breaking his hand in a win at the Hydro

The spectre of near-empty dams looms large in the minds of Tasmanians who recall the 2016 electricity crisis — but despite coming off the driest summer to autumn period on record and falling levels heading into drier months, experts say there is no need for alarm.

WHEN Hannah Rankin steps into the ring to defend her WBA and IBO super welterweight titles on Friday evening, she will be making history.

The UK Government has taken equity in the firms under its Covid response Future Fund