Devonport

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Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein has offered his condolences to the family of 12-year-old Zane Mellor, who was laid to rest today after last week's jumping castle tragedy in Devonport. Added5 minutes ago Thursday,

AS the victims of Hillcrest Primary’s jumping castle tragedy last week begin to be farewelled there is also good news with the two young boys still in hospital staging a remarkable recovery.

Zane Mellor, one of the victims of the Hillcrest Primary School jumping castle incident in Tasmania's north, has been remembered in Devonport as a loving teenager and a passionate gamer. The 12-year-old was one of six students killed last Thursday while celebrating the last day of school,

Zane Mellor, one of the six Hillcrest Primary School students who died in a jumping castle tragedy, is being formally farewelled in Devonport.

This is part of remembering and grieving and it is important. The death of six school-aged children from a tight-knit community like Devonport is unfathomable and utterly devastating for the families,

The mother of Zane Mellor – one of six children who died in a freak jumping castle accident in Devonport – has shared a touching tribute to her son ahead of his funeral.

Beau Medcraft broke both arms and shattered his wrist in the tragic accident at Hillcrest Primary School in Devonport.

A Gawler man stole thousands of dollars worth of jewellery and then escaped from police by giving them a fake name. Joel Anthony Gillard, 25, pleaded guilty in the Launceston Magistrates Court to counts of burglary, stealing, escaping custody and stating a …

A young basketball star has become the sixth child to be killed after a bouncy castle was lifted 10 metres into the air by a sudden gust of wind. Children at Hillcrest Primary School in Devonport were celebrating the end of the school year when a gust of wind lifted …