Devonport

Five children have died and four have been left injured following a tragic jumping castle accident at a primary school in northwest Tasmania on Thursday. Hillcrest Primary School, in Devonport, was holding a 'Big Day In' celebration to mark the end of the school year,

Police will investigate if the jumping castle was tethered before the fatal accident which has resulted in the deaths of five children.

Four children are fighting for their lives in hospital after five of their classmates were killed in a horror jumping castle accident at a Tasmanian school. Shock and sadness has echoed from Devonport through Tasmania,

Five school children were tragically killed in an unthinkable jumping castle incident in Devonport, Tasmania on December 16. Now, Australia is rallying around the families affected. The event occurred around 10am Thursday morning when a jumping castle was lifted into the air by a gust of wind while carrying several school …

Premier Peter Gutwein will hold a press conference on Friday morning following the Devonport jumping castle tragedy which left five children dead and three critical.

Floral tributes have been placed outside the primary school where five children lost their lives in Thursday's jumping castle tragedy. WARNING: Some readers may find this story distressing. Emergency services along with the Westpac Rescue Helicopter were called to Hillcrest Primary School in Devonport about 10am,

The mayor of the Tasmanian town rocked by the deaths of five children has broken down on live TV while speaking about the “unimaginable” tragedy.

The mayor of the Tasmanian town rocked by the deaths of five children has made an emotional TV reveal as news of the horror jumping castle accident spread across the world.

An emotional Devonport Mayor has warned that Tasmania’s jumping castle tragedy will have a “huge ripple effect” through the “tight-knit” community. Five children have died and four others are fighting for life after an inflatable playground was …

Five children have been confirmed dead following a tragedy involving a jumping castle in Tasmania. A freak wind event blew the structure roughly 10 metres high into the air at Hillcrest Primary School in Devonport.