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St Helens CT Scanner

1 week ago | 7hofm.com.au | John Fabris

St Helens District Hospital has been a pit stop for the Premier’s state election campaign today for the Liberals. Jeremy Rockliff explaining how a new CT scanner will avoid patients having to travel to Launceston. “This is a $2 million investment when it comes to a CT scanner, part of our $40 million regional hospital fund already committed to, but great to ensure that we are bringing this forward for rural and regional Tasmania and right here in St Helens.
Extra Melbourne-Hobart Flights

2 weeks ago | 7hofm.com.au | John Fabris

Hobart Airport has struck an agreement with Jetstar for extra flights to and from Melbourne from July 1st until the end of the year. It’s to build capacity by up to 50 thousand passengers. The airport credits state government funding as getting the deal across the line.
Location Of Tassie Visitors Sought

3 weeks ago | 7hofm.com.au | John Fabris

The whereabouts of two holiday makers in Tasmania’s being sought. Both aged in their 20s, Leannedra Kang and Takahiro Toya were thought to have intended to travel from North Hobart to the St Helens/Scamander area on TuesdayThey were due to fly out of Launceston on Wednesday but didn’t catch the flight to Brisbane or return their hire car. Article continues after this ad Advertisement Photo supplied by Tasmania PoliceShareFacebook TwitterLinkedInEmail
Home Fire Prevention

4 weeks ago | 7hofm.com.au | John Fabris

With Winter right around the corner, we’re being prompted to take measures against house fires. According to the Tasmania Fire Service, the colder months typically bring a spike in residential fires, mostly due to the increased use of heating equipment, and extra cooking.
Tassie Budget Released

1 month ago | 7hofm.com.au | John Fabris

Tasmania’s Treasurer has delivered his first budget where a $1 billion deficit is forecast for next financial year, but returning to surplus in 2029/30. The government’s been assessing whether selling government owned businesses would be in the state’s financial interest. Guy Barnett’s revealed which of them will definitely remain in public hands along with Hydro.
Busy Building Tassie Homes

1 month ago | 7hofm.com.au | John Fabris

Tasmania’s Housing Minister’s dropped into a construction project in Burnie to promote the state government’s 10,000 new social and affordable homes by 2032. Master Builder’s State President Vonette Mead also checked out the site today.
Approve Stadium Or Tas AFL Team Is Over

1 month ago | 7hofm.com.au | John Fabris

If Tassie’s parliament doesn’t approve enabling legislation for a new Hobart stadium, the state can kiss goodbye to having a team in the AFL competitionThat’s the upshot of the Premier’s message about the special legislation which would override the Project of State Significance process. Jeremy Rockliff telling parliament, it’s up to members in both houses of parliament to either make it happen or its over.
Fishing Trip Tragedy

2 months ago | 7hofm.com.au | John Fabris

A 62 year old Clarendon Vale man died in a boating mishap in the Fort Direction area at South Arm this morning. Large waves tipped over the boat which had engine failure. His neighbour, who was on the fishing trip and wearing a life jacket, managed to make his way to shore to raise the alarm, with Inspector Andrew Keane acknowledging circumstances could have been different.
Huonville Link Road Opens Monday

Mar 21, 2025 | 7hofm.com.au | John Fabris

The new Huon Link Road at Huonville in Tasmania’s south is opening to traffic this Monday (24th March). $13.2 million was funded by the federal government and $16 million by the state. Huon Mayor Sally Doyle’s looking forward to taking some of the road pressure out of Huonville.
Bridge Party Cost Questioned

Mar 13, 2025 | 7hofm.com.au | John Fabris

Labor’s asking why the state government plans to lavish money on a future celebration of the opening of the Bridgewater Bridge in Hobart’s north. As the state government searches for public sector efficiencies against the tide of growing debt and explores selling government owned businesses, opposition leader Dean Winter’s tossed a “please explain” at the Premier.