Sabra Lane is a reporter and weekend 7pm presenter for ABC News Tasmania, based in Hobart.
It can't fly, it spends its life hidden among the foliage of a native plant, and its closest relative is in another country. Scientists are now trying to find out more about this elusive insect.
The ‘first lady’ of Hobart’s Museum of Old and New Art has launched an OnlyFans portal with an ambitious – and controversial – goal
The salmon industry is "important to Tasmania", people are constantly reminded. But should it take precedence over other industries and people's enjoyment of their natural surroundings?
Almost 2,000 tonnes of farmed salmon died over a 15-month period in Macquarie Harbour on Tasmania’s west coast, new data shows.
Island state declares it ‘is not really for tourists’ – but is the marketing strategy just a cheeky piece of reverse psychology?
Commercial rock lobster and dive fisheries in parts of Tasmania's south-east will be closed for three months to "mitigate trade risks" linked to antibiotic use by the salmon industry.
Russell revealed recently he had an illness and “nothing left to give”, two decades after he spent a fortnight trapped underground in Tasmania.
Jessica Moran is an award-winning journalist for ABC News in Tasmania. She was jointly named Tasmanian Journalist of the Year in 2024.
The death of a 15-day-old baby boy from southern Tasmania is the subject of a public plea for information from police.
Russell revealed recently he had an illness and “nothing left to give”, two decades after he spent a fortnight trapped underground in Tasmania.
The operator of the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries has suspended the use of autopilot during transits of Port Phillip Bay as a probe into the ships' steering faults continues.
Macquarie Point and the Hobart Airport expansion are fuel for growth in Tasmania, says John McGrath — and he’s named 10 suburbs to watch.
Emily Smith is an investigative reporter for northern Tasmania, based in Launceston.
A plan to sell 67 defence sites around the country has become a long-running political headache for the federal government, but it is vowing to press on.
For the third time this year, it appears a person missing in Tasmania has been found not by police, but by a team of volunteers.