Hobart

Sydney to Hobart crews are avoiding the usual seasonal parties and get-togethers in a bid to stay COVID-free before the race gets under way on Boxing Day.

The JackJumpers became the latest to attest to the intensity of the Red Army and the Wildcats as the visitors suffered their biggest defeat in their history 101-83 at RAC Arena. Having notched three losses on the trot since that memorable season-opener in Hobart,

The JackJumpers became the latest to attest to the intensity of the Red Army and the Wildcats as the visitors suffered their biggest defeat in their history 101-83 at RAC Arena. Having notched three losses on the trot since that memorable season-opener in Hobart,

The BBL became Cricket Australia's cash cow and its dairy farmers were not reluctant to milk it dry. Here's where the metaphor morphs between agricultural creatures but, after being handed the goose that laid the golden egg,

A battle of wits and minds is expected in this year’s Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, based on the long range weather forecast from the Bureau of Meteorology released today.

Optus Stadium will play host to Monday's Round 3 BBL game between Perth Scorchers and Hobart Hurricanes. The game kicks off at 7:15 pm with Perth Scorchers heading into the game as favourites with the bookmakers.

With the citizens of NSW and Victoria having been unable to travel to the Apple Isle for months until earlier this week, the operators of The Tasman, managed by the giant Marriott group and representing Hobart's newest and probably first genuine world-class five-star hotel,

Hobart are set to unleash Australian limited-overs speedster Riley Meredith for Monday’s clash against Perth Scorchers at Blundstone Arena.

Over 150 years ago the first regional stock market in Australia was formed in Melbourne. Additional regional exchanges soon followed in Sydney, Hobart, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth. It took until 1979 for the first uniform market index to integrate the regional indices into a single index representing the entirety of …

A sixth child has died following the tragedy at Hillcrest Primary School on Thursday. The child has been named as 11-year-old Chace Harrison. Tasmania Police commissioner Darren Hine announced on Sunday the boy had died at the Royal Hobart Hospital.