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Wednesday 2 September 2026

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Tasmania morning briefing

Truck crash closes Bass Highway lane; Grange's half-billion loss

Morning, Tassie. A chilly 8 degrees out there, so read on over something warm.

Weather

8C, Partly cloudy

Top stories

  1. Truck crash closes Bass Highway lane, cops say traffic delays are expected

    A truck crash has closed a lane of the Bass Highway, with police at the scene and drivers asked to avoid the area as traffic delays are expected.

    theadvocate.com.au

  2. Half a billion loss, underground mining doubts. What's next for Grange?

    Grange Resources has posted a half-billion dollar loss and faces doubts over its underground mining, with workers on watch and power pricing a developing concern.

    theadvocate.com.au

  3. Was $24k wasted on this council survey that missed 96% of ratepayers?

    A council survey that missed 96 per cent of ratepayers may have cost $24,000, with the mayor saying councillors chose to survey only ratepayers.

    examiner.com.au

  4. Sydney records warmest winter on record as Melbourne equals previous hottest temperatures

    Tasmania just experienced its warmest-ever winter, alongside NSW and Victoria, and the Bureau of Meteorology says above-average temperatures are expected to continue.

    theguardian.com

  5. 'Unbearable loss': serial offender sentenced over crash that killed tourist

    A serial offender was sentenced over a crash that killed a tourist, with the judge finding the defendant was 'likely' on drugs when he struck motorcyclists, describing the loss as 'unbearable'.

    theadvocate.com.au

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