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25.01.2022 Day two of summer in Tassie. : Great Lake General Store

23.01.2022 kunanyi / Mt Wellington webcam on the second day of Summer :-) Dallas,

22.01.2022 BREATHTAKING! Aren't we lucky in Tassie to be treated to sights like these at our beaches! This is Bioluminescence, a microorganism in our water that emits BE...AUTIFUL blue lights! : Josh Bristow

22.01.2022 The passion and dedication of the volunteers on our Cocos Keeling Island 2020 clean-up is what Sea Shepherd is all about - showing that anything is possible. On... Day 1 of the campaign, the team spent hours removing a one kilometre long plus rope which was stuck on rocks about 100 metres from the shoreline in the lagoon of West Island. : Jake Parker @jake_parker_imagery #SeaShepherd #CocosKeeling #StemTheTide #EveryPieceCounts #ForTheOcean #PlasticPollution #PeoplePower

21.01.2022 "Hey you! This is my beach." This sleepy seal was spotted down at South Arm this week! : Liv Zadro.

20.01.2022 Do you know an older person in Clarence who has gone above and beyond this year? Have you thought about nominating them for the City of Clarence Australia Day A...wards? The Senior Citizen of the Year for 2020, Ronald Kelly has been instrumental in the ongoing success and community spirit at Clifton beach. Ron gained his Bronze Medallion in 1997 and went on to become a valuable member of Clifton’s Emergency Search and Rescue Team. Ron remains an essential part of the Clifton community and surf club, never turning down an opportunity to help. Since Ron started patrolling, he has undertaken in excess of 1,200 hours of patrols not including hours of water safety at other events. If you know someone like Ron who you think is worthy of a nomination please look at our website for further information including how to apply: https://www.ccc.tas.gov.au/australia-day-awards/

20.01.2022 Happy Wrensday! This little Tassie wren was spotted attacking his own reflection. Why do they do it? More here: https://ab.co/3755dRa... : @brad.hanlon via Instagram

19.01.2022 Looking for something to do Friday night? Film night at the Club! Check the images for ticket information.

18.01.2022 Wow! Incredible footage! This octopus was spotted recently at Marion Bay on Tasmania's east coast. : Richard Dakin

17.01.2022 #BREAKING: Border restrictions between Tasmania and South Australia will ease on Thursday. FULL DETAILS: https://www.abc.net.au//tasmania-to-ease-covid-bo/12937872

15.01.2022 "We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us" There is an unnamed and unmarked waterfall at Lonnavale in southern Tasmania that has a very im...pressive 20 metre free fall and is one to definitely put on your bucket list, the view of Mt Jerusalem peeking out of the mist between the pencil pines will leave your speechless, the Bay of Fires has to be one of the most beautiful places on Earth, a magical scene with some extraordinary light from the little-known Halls River Falls at Montana near Deloraine in northern Tasmania will make your day, Fortescue Bay on the Tasman Peninsula is the perfect place to reconnect with nature AND the views over Hobart from the Pinnacle Observation Shelter on the summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington are a sight to behold. Offering a plethora of different landscapes to discover and explore the 12km return Cape Queen Elizabeth Trail on Bruny Island is full of wonderful surprises, Sloop Reef at Binalong Bay has an amazing array of colours to put a sparkle in your day, you encounter the most peaceful moments and spectacular light as the sun goes down over Lake Pedder and the Southwest National Park, sunrises from Strahan on Tassie’s west coast without doubt punch above their weight, we share a gorgeous photo of ‘Squishy the Seal’ just chilling on the beach at Bruny Island AND Dip Falls with its two-tiered structure and unique rock formations is one of the most attractive looking in the State. Oh and did we mention that Parsons Falls and the pristine pool below it, in the alpine region of Tassie’s Central Plateau, is a little known hidden gem that you have to see to believe AND when you reach the top of Mt Freycinet, the views of Hazards Beach, Wineglass Bay and The Hazards mountain range in the distance are a once in a lifetime experience. We love to share your Tassie videos, photos and stories with the world You can inbox us or post to our wall. If you are on instagram you can tag either of our accounts via the hashtags #TasmaniaGram or #InstaTasmania If you are a local business, artist, charity or group send us a message about promoting you to Tasmania and the world

13.01.2022 What an amazing painting! This artwork by NSW artist Cameilia Edwards is called 'Kindred Hearts'. It just took home the 2020 Inverell Shire Council Acquisitio...n Prize - well deserved, we reckon! Cameilia says the painting was inspired by a photograph taken in WA, highlighting the struggles of life in the outback. "When I saw the photograph I knew it would make an amazing painting. It depicts so much emotion," she said. : CameiliaGrace art via ABC New England North West

11.01.2022 You're faced with this when you approach your car, what do you do? : Christine Jones via ABC New England North West

10.01.2022 What a way to finish a day of wild weather in Hobart! This double rainbow was spotted over Blackmans Bay earlier today. : Patrick Johnston.

10.01.2022 Tasmania Police would like to speak to the people who conducted a particularly messy lamington drive on kunanyi / Mt Wellington overnight because surely it isn't snowing during summer!

09.01.2022 This isn't an ideal start to a road trip! Chris Walker and his fiancée Kirsten Lattanzio are Hobart snake catchers who were recently called to an interesting ...job out at Longley. "The driver called us after spotting a snake at his property go into the wheel arch of his car, he looked closer and it had climbed up towards the engine bay!" Because the man was petrified of snakes he jumped in the car and drove off quickly, so that if the snake dropped out it wouldn't be on his property. Chris and Kirsten got the call and met the man in Leslie Vale, who was so scared he wouldn't get out of the car, instead jumping onto his roof racks! After 45 minutes they eventually found the snake hiding in the plastic pipe for the air filter, and were able to relax the car owner after his initial fears. "We managed to get the snake out safely and released it back into the wild with a very happy car owner!" : Chris Walker.

07.01.2022 It certainly was a wild night, Tassie! This car was crushed by a falling tree in the Hobart suburb of Mount Stuart. What are the weather conditions like where... you are? : Edith Bevin for ABC News

05.01.2022 Should the Tasmanian town of Richmond be bypassed? It's a structure that's stood the test of time for nearly 200 years, but there are fresh calls for a bypass to help preserve Australia's oldest surviving bridge in Richmond. Read more: https://ab.co/371pWpi

03.01.2022 #BREAKING: The Tasmania Fire Service has declared a statewide fire permit period starting at 2am this Friday 4 December. TFS Chief Officer Chris Arnol said an i...ncrease in escaped private hazard reduction burns over the past few weeks has prompted TFS to put measures in place to provide further protection for communities from bushfire. See more

02.01.2022 UPDATE: Three whales which have been in Macquarie Harbour for three weeks have been released, after becoming stranded today. A fourth has sadly died. #BREAKING:... Officials are responding to a report of a small pod of pilot whales that have become stranded inside Macquarie Harbour on the state’s West Coast. A single larger whale and three smaller pilot whales are believed to have been swimming in the harbour before the larger whale became stranded yesterday afternoon. While we would consider this stranding part of the same event that resulted in about 460 pilot whales stranding in the area three weeks ago, the whale’s body condition suggests it has been stranded for only a short time," Marine Conservation Program wildlife biologist Sam Thalmann said. DETAILS: https://ab.co/2GV77ZT

02.01.2022 ++ T H I S W E E K E N D ++ Come along and join us at our covid-friendly community celebration this coming Saturday evening from 5pm! ALL WELCOME... We will have live music from Squirrel & Ray and lots of firepots to keep us warm and toasty! BYO food and drinks - and don't forget, no share plates please, due to covid regulations. We hope to see lots of the community there!

01.01.2022 Wow! This incredible cloud formation was captured over southern Tasmania. It's one of 13 photos included in ABC Tasmania's 2021 weather calendar. It's a grea...t Christmas present idea and are on sale now, with all proceeds going towards the ABC Giving Tree Appeal: https://ab.co/3qf8BQA : Robert Cassidy

01.01.2022 This week, ABC TV will give you a bird's eye view of Australia's greatest natural wonder - the Great Barrier Reef. REEF LIVE will showcase the once-yearly pheno...menon of the majestic mass coral spawn at the world's largest coral reef. The program will include discussions with an array of world experts looking at ways to preserve the natural and cultural heritage of the reef for the future. Reporting from remote areas of the reef, above and below the water, will be Marine biologist Dr Dean Miller, free diver and marine scientist Lucas Handley and shark advocate Madison Stewart. Marvel in the biodiversity and beauty of largest living structure and learn why the reef is so important and why it needs protection. REEF LIVE airs on Friday 4th December at 8.30pm and Sunday 6th December, 8.40pm on ABC & iview #ReefLiveAU ABC Australia #GreatBarrierReef #climatechange #ProtectThePlacesYouLove #queensland