Female go-kart drivers are often in the minority when racing, but that is about to change for three Tasmanians.

A tiny town's general store could reopen its doors if a new owner can be found. Tess Kelly is a journalist at The Advocate.

The Waratah-Wynyard Council is well on top of its finances after notching an eighth consecutive operating surplus. The Advocate Newspaper, Tasmania. Business, economics, politics, crime. The Advocate ...

The first Test, also in Bulawayo, ended in a high scoring draw. Afghanistan have now won four of 11 tests played since ...

Elton John has joked about his about sight loss on stage at the Golden Globes as he presented the best original score film ...

Australians have been given their first glimpse of the federal government's campaign as the prime minister kicks off 2025 ...

A shooting range, a trampoline park and a fenced dog park would improve the West Coast, local students have told the council.

Headline music acts, camping on site, firepits and a mini country music festival have all been suggested as a way to make a ...

A retired Tasmania Police sergeant will appear in court in Burnie next month after being charged with child sex offences.

The steelworkers of a regional city need investment in green iron and green steel production not a bandaid on old technology, ...

No serious injuries were reported from two Bass Highway crashes at Sulphur Creek on the morning of January 6, police said.

A teenager who was clocked fanging it down the Ridgley Highway will face time off the road.