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Flathead fishers fined in crackdown on catch limit breaches

Two men were caught with over four times the flathead limit on Sunday

Quoll survives pneumonia after falling into oil drum at cheese factory

The quoll, named Scroll, was found in a blend of olive oil, herbs and garlic

Breakthrough in attempts to bring extinct Tasmanian Tiger back to life

The step forward means thylacines could be back in the wild in as little as eight years

Flock of mutton birds killed in 'unusual' collision on Tasman Bridge

Police were able to safely retrieve one bird, who was later collected by a wildlife sanctuary.

New ‘high-tech’ tracking program launching to protect Maugean skate

Similar technology has been used in other successful Tasmanian conservation projects

Major deer cull to close parts of Highlands in wilderness protection efforts

A qualified veterinarian will oversee the thermal-assisted aerial shooting

Students upset as fifteen chickens stolen from Hobart school

One Claremont College teacher believes the theft could be linked to the current egg shortage

Orange-bellied parrots released into Tasmanian wilderness

The government has described Melaleuca in the south-west as a 'pre-school for birds'

5,500 tonnes of salmon dumped amid mass mortality event

The figure could equate to more than one million salmon being disposed of

Community group demands action over unexplained 'fish-oil chunks'

"Why is the public being kept in the dark?"
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