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AFL boss apologises to fans for security - AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan has apologised to fans, amid a widespread backlash to increased security at matches.

Population to slide - A population of 650,000 by mid-century might be the Hodgman Government's big goal for Tasmania, but without some changes it's looking a little fanci ...

WhatsApp joins search for lost backpacker - Encrypted messaging service WhatsApp says it is working with authorities to help them locate missing Belgian backpacker Theo Hayez.

Farmers 'at the heart' of NSW budget - The NSW treasurer says this week's "state-building" budget will in many ways be one for the bush, with farmers at its heart.

Coroner urges Tas traffic light review - It was a wet and dark evening when Queensland policewoman Wendy Anne Evans was hit and killed by a bus while holidaying in Hobart, but the traffic lig ...

Optimistic farmers - Tasmania's farmers have emerged as the most upbeat in Australian agriculture and are far more confident than their counterparts interstate, accordin ...

Drug report released - The state's peak body on drug use is urging a sceptical approach to new data which shows cannabis, MDMA, oxycodone, and fentanyl use in Tasmania are ...

NRL admit referees got Tigers try wrong - NRL head of football Graham Annesley personally phoned North Queensland CEO Jeff Reibel to admit his whistleblowers got a crucial call wrong, which co ...

Coach warns Qld will improve in Origin II - In an ominous warning to NSW, Queensland coach Kevin Walters has rated the Maroons' stirring State of Origin I win as only a "five or maybe six o ...

Qld lose Origin squad member Lee to injury - Queensland will look to replace extended squad member Edrick Lee after the Newcastle speedster succumbed to a leg strain.

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