Danish royals finish Australia tour with day in Hobart
King Frederik of Denmark and Queen Mary have been welcomed to Hobart by a crowd happy to see the Danish Royals up close.
Kylie Rollins
Kylie Rollins began her career at The Mercury Newspaper in Hobart, followed by stints as a TV reporter at Southern Cross News and a radio producer at the BBC in London. She's been with the ABC in Hobart since 2004, covering general news, courts and current affairs, and is currently a newsgathering and digital producer.
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'You'd have to be squinting': Bass Strait wind farm zone pushed out to 30km
The federal government formally declares a wind farm zone in Bass Strait, which will be further offshore and smaller in size after taking onboard feedback from the community.
Gifts, cat carrier for pub greet Oli after finishing Sydney to Hobart yacht race
An emotional Bob Williams greets the fanfare in Hobart with his cat Oli as their yacht, the last in the fleet, brings the Sydney to Hobart race to a close.
Children separated from parents, tourists sleep in cars after bushfire cuts off Tasmanian peninsula
Daytrippers had to sleep in their cars and school children were separated from their parents after a bushfire cut the only access road in and out of a popular Tasmanian tourist peninsula.
Why can't the public drive up kunanyi Mt Wellington when it snows?
The snow has fallen on Hobart's mountain and all you want to do is get up there for a frolic and build a snowman with the kids — so why is the road almost always shut?
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Amid rising house prices and rents, outer suburban schools are feeling the squeeze
As 60,000 Tasmanian children return to school today, some public schools are feeling the squeeze of rapidly rising enrolments.
Mother and son die in crash after off-duty police officer 'drifts' into wrong lane
A woman in her 50s and her teenage son are killed in a crash on a Tasmanian road, with authorities now saying a Hilux driven by an off-duty police officer is thought to have drifted into the wrong lane.
'The staff have all gone, it's just me now': Children's TV quota cuts hit local production jobs
Blue Rocket Productions co-founder David Gurney says the federal government's removal of quotas for locally made children's TV shows has devastated companies like his.