During the Second World War, tyranny and destruction swept over continents, and the very foundations of our freedom stood in peril. In the face of such danger, communities across Tasmania didn’t hesitate.

This year Tasmanians were blessed with an unprecedented political event: two complete full year budgets. The first from Guy Barnett in May, and the second from Eric Abetz last Thursday.

Tasmania is not immune to the spud shortage that is happening on the mainland, key figures within the state’s potato industry say.

A young Tasmanian Angus breeder has contributed to Australia's international success at a new cattle handling competition held in Canada.

North-West agri-tourism business The Cove has won the Tasmanian Tourism Industry Council ‘s Excellence in Accessible Tourism Award for the second consecutive year.

When Margaret Elliott volunteered to help the war effort as a member of the Women's Land Army, she had no idea how long the days nor how physical the work would be as part of a female workforce trying to address the farm workers’ shortage caused by World War II.

Spending in the interim state budget for the primary industries and the agricultural sector is almost unchanged from the original 2025-26 Tasmanian budget that failed to pass parliament and was one of the triggers for the snap state election.

A motion by Shooters, Fishers and Farmers (SFF) Lyons MP Carlo Di Falco to change hunting and deer regulations has passed the House of Assembly.

Rural Business Tasmania has been recognised with the Tasmanian Agriculture Productivity Group Annual Award for Excellence in Agriculture - Service to the Agricultural Industry, celebrating the organisation’s longstanding contribution to supporting farming families, small businesses and regional communities across Tasmania.