#BREAKING : The State Emergency Service are urging people to prepare for more severe weather across Tasmania over the coming days!
The Bureau of Meteorology predicts the ...
most severe weather will hit the state this weekend and continue into next week, with the for potential damaging winds, significant rainfall, potential for flash flooding and snow down to 400m.
Tasmanians are being asked to remain vigilant and stay safe.
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New data has revealed record spending by tourists in Tasmania, with $868 million spent in the June 2022 quarter, with nearly 300,000 visitors to the ...
state in April, May and June.
The Tasmanian Visitor Survey also shows domestic visitor spend in the state in the year to June 2022 was $2.3 billion, the highest annual domestic spend on record, and up 163 per cent from the previous year.
Go Tassie!! 💙
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The Disappearing Tarn is back!
@charlescolhoun shared this video earlier today of his adventure in the mysterious pond on the foothills of kunanyi/Mt Wellington.
It's BACK! 💧😍
The Disappearing Tarn, a lake on the foothills of kunanyi/Mt Wellington which only appears just after heavy rain, is visible once again.
Charles Colhoun ...
from Hobart managed to capture a video of his swim in the Tarn this week before it vanishes once again, sharing the adventure on TikTok earlier today.
Have you checked out the Tarn before!? 🤔
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Tasmanian Tigers could be coming back to life in the next 10 years thanks to new funding from a company run by Chris Hemsworth and ...
his brothers Luke and Liam!
There hasn't been a verified Tassie Tiger sighting since 1936, but scientists at the University of Melbourne are now working on the de-extinction of the species using genetic engineering in cooperation with a US-based company.
The 'de-extinction' process involves using surviving DNA material to make an embryo, which will be transplanted into a uterus of a surrogate animal such as a dunnart (a mouse-sized marsupial).
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