Britt Aylen

Police officers have been left looking after children when child safety operators have become unreachable, the head of the Police Association of Tasmania claims. Shane Tilley said officers were sometimes forced to take on the work of child safety operator... See more

Hobart’s new LimeBikes will be installed with speed limiters, and subject to geofenced “No Ride” and “Slow Speed” zones, when they hit the streets next week. The sustainable e-bike rentals are hoped to fill the gap left by the exit of e-scooter operator B... See more

A Tasmanian foster carer, who’s been looking after children for nearly two and a half decades, says there’s great need for more families to open their homes and hearts to Tasmanian children in need. Life Without Barriers carer Katie Wells, has been a fost... See more

Known as “Jonno”, Senator Jonathon Duniam has been in politics for his entire working life. To many, his announcement of an impending retirement from politics came as a shock. He made the announcement on June 14th that he would not be contesting the next ... See more

Senator Wendy Askew says she’s truly honoured to have represented Tasmania over the past seven years as a Liberal Senator. She was first voted by her party to fill a casual vacancy, that of her brother David Bushby, before being elected in her own right a... See more