Launceston

A local pastor ended his week-long hunger strike yesterday in the CBD, undertaken to raise awareness about the need for a sustainable and meaningful response to climate change. City Baptist Church pastor Jeff McKinnon is a coordinator for the Extinction Rebellion,

The abuse survivor of disgraced Launceston art collector and paedophile has today received record compensation in the Tasmanian Supreme Court. Chief Justice Allan Blow AO ruled on Wednesday about 11am that the survivor of convicted paedophile John Wayne …

COVID cases continued to grow following Tasmania's December 15 border opening, while exposure sites in Launceston would be updated as the day progressed.

South Launceston's Mackenzie Barker has become the fifth Knight to be honoured with the Cricket North player of the week award. The hard-hitting top-order batter hit 107 off 124 balls as his side defeated Mowbray by 61 runs in a rain-affected match-up at Invermay Park.

South Launceston's Mackenzie Barker has become the fifth Knight to be honoured with the Cricket North player of the week award. The hard-hitting top-order batter hit 107 off 124 balls as his side defeated Mowbray by 61 runs in a rain-affected match-up at Invermay Park.

Traditional Christmas food of ham, turkey and roast veggies, as well as other festive foods, have been generously donated by Baxter's IGA in Prospect to ensure that the Launceston Community Christmas Lunch continues to provide a hearty meal to those who are struggling in the local area.

Launceston-born boxer Tyler Blizzard has a place and a date for his professional boxing debut after five years out of the ring. Returning to training in June under the watchful eye of three-time world champion Jeff Fenech in NSW,

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 …

The Freemasons Launceston Masonic Centre branch joined together to give $500 towards The Examiner's Empty Stocking Appeal.

Clark was in March found guilty of evading police at South Launceston, but his sentencing has been delayed due to persistent brushes with COVID-19.