Tag: Bicheno 7215
Tasmanian resort accused of underpaying staff
The operator of a tourist resort on Tasmania's east coast will face court for allegedly underpaying its staff.[MORE]
Adopted mystery rodent flies the coop
An orphaned animal that was fostered by a family of mice at an east coast Tasmanian wildlife park has escaped.[MORE]
A hot and wet 2009
Data from the Bureau of Meterology confirms what Tasmanians thought about last year's weather...it was hot and wet.[MORE]
Busy day on Tasmania's roads
Police and the ambulance service in Tasmania have been kept busy over the past few hours responding to car crashes.[MORE]
Humpback sightings increase
There is a rise in humpback whale sightings off the coast of Tasmania.[MORE]
Cameras show devilish nights
Tasmania's Save the Devil program has new insight into how the animals behave in free range enclosures.[MORE]
Big wet washes away records
Areas of Tasmania's south and south-east have recorded their wettest September on record.[MORE]
Flood cleanup begins
The State Emergency Service and local councils are busy cleaning up in north-east Tasmania, after heavy rain and strong winds yesterday.[MORE]
Roads cut as rain returns
Tasmania's big wet continues with downpours across the state causing flooding and power cuts.[MORE]
Wild weather warning
The State Emergency Service is warning northern Tasmanians to prepare for high winds.[MORE]
Anger over wrecked ship
Tasmania's maritime community wants changes to the law after the destruction of a 107-year- old ketch.[MORE]
Salvager fined over boat refloat
A Tasmanian salvage company is in trouble for employing an unqualified diver to help refloat a cray fishing boat off the state's east coast.[MORE]
Sunken cray boat a write-off
A cray boat that sank off Bicheno on on Tasmania's east coast Monday is too badly damaged to be repaired.[MORE]
Leaky boat salvaged
A crayfishing boat, which sank in high seas off Tasmania's east coast, has been brought to the surface and secured.[MORE]
Boat salvage begins
Work has started to salvage a sunken fishing boat leaking fuel off Tasmania's east coast.[MORE]
Authorities contain east coast fuel spill
Tasmania's Environmental Protection Authority says it has contained a fuel spill near a popular east coast tourist town.[MORE]
Councils' merger up for debate
The Local Government Board is calling for public submissions on the possible merger of two east coast councils.[MORE]
Birth of 10 devils gives hope to species
Tasmania's Save the Devil Program is celebrating the arrival of 10 baby devils.[MORE]
More optimism for endangered devil
New funding to prevent the extinction of the tasmanian devil will build enclosures for disease free animals.[MORE]
Minister dismayed at foiled council merger
Tasmania's Local Government Minister says he is disappointed that a bid by two councils to investigate a merger has failed.[MORE]
East coast council merger falls over
A proposed merger between the Glamorgan-Spring Bay and the Break O'Day councils on Tasmania's east coast is off.[MORE]
Hot night after sweltering day
Temperatures remained high in the south and east overnight after record temperatures in northern Tasmania late yesterday.[MORE]
Residents warned after algal bloom find
Tasmania's EPA has advised people to be cautious about a pinkish-red coloured slick in the Derwent estuary.[MORE]
Celebrations after wet weekend
Tourism operators and farmers on the east coast have celebrated after a very wet weekend.[MORE]
