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Pine Park Charolais after winning Supreme Beef Exhibit at the Royal Hobart Show. Pictured with beef cattle judges Harris Thompson, Charlton Skriving and William Fergusson

GALLERY - 2026 Royal Hobart Show

Pine Park Charolais has dominated the beef cattle section at the 2026 Royal Hobart Show.

Forest Practices Authority could lose income from fines

The Tasmanian government is considering legislation that would direct all out-of-court fines collected by the Forest Practices Authority for unauthorised land clearing back into government coffers rather than to the authority.

Felix Ellis

In the Moo'd for a day of fun with agriculture

Circular Head celebrated its superb agriculture and aquaculture industries last weekend at the fourth annual Moo’d event.

Highland cattle

King Island Council election finalised

The King Island Council election has been finalised with the election of Andrea Bowden and Saverina Stella to the last two Councillor positions.

King Island Council

Meander mates go for gold

The top 100 quality milk producers in the country have been recognised with Gold Diamond Awards from Dairy Australia and two of them operate side-by-side in the heart of Meander.

Meander Dairy Farmers

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UPDATED: Six in hospital following mini-van crash

Six visitors to King Island are in hospital following the crash of a mini van on Friday afternoon on South Road near Pearshape.

Only two sitting councillors returned to DV Council

Only two sitting Councillors were returned in this year's Derwent Valley Council elections, with three new Councillors elected, and two past Councillors returning.

Luke Browning and Casey Farrell

Lamb market stays strong

MOST of the state got some pretty good rain over the last week with much of the Midland areas getting around 25mm while parts of the Northeast received closer to 40mm.

A pen of sheep

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Cattle at Rushy Lagoon

Clean Energy Finance Corporation defends Rushy Lagoon investment

Taxpayer-backed investment in Rushy Lagoon has been defended by Clean Energy Finance Corporation CEO Paul McCartney during Senate Estimates.

Casey Farrell defeats Michelle Dracoulis to become Derwent Valley mayor

The Derwent Valley has a new mayor, with 37-year-old former state Labor Party representative Casey Farrell defeating incumbent Mayor Michelle Dracoulis in the 2026 Tasmanian Government Elections.

Casey Farrell