Upgrades to the Silverdome could be the final piece of the puzzle to rubber stamp a WNBL team in northern Tasmania as the JackJumpers prepare to present their official submission to league bosses.

The Tasmania JackJumpers’ desire to continue playing games in Launceston is secure long-term after more state government funding was announced to improve the much-maligned Silverdome.

Three police officers acted with "bravery in very hazardous circumstances" during the 2016 flooding disaster at Latrobe, in ...

Minister for Sports and Events, Nick Duigan, said the upgrades will enable the Silverdome to deliver an even greater fan experience and host more cultural, community, and live entertainment events.

A woman has been charged with arson following a fire at a West Launceston residence overnight.Tasmania Fire Service and Tasmania Police were called to ...

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A commission of inquiry into child sexual abuse found dysfunctional leadership at the hospital contributed to its failure to ...

A white Subaru has been destroyed following a fire in the Launceston CBD.

The entirely Indigenous-owned and operated wukalina Walk is one of a growing number of commissionable Aboriginal-guided ...

Tasmania Football Club executives have often pointed to NBL club Tasmania JackJumpers as proof that an AFL club can be ...

Tasmanians can look forward to an even better experience at one of the State's most long-standing largescale live entertainment venues, the ...