A glass once in a while isn't going to harm thier development and will teach them that alcohol is to be enjoyed responsibly in moderation. No one is saying get shitfaced with your kids.
James Stephanie Sterling after she started doing the stupid "ad spots" in videos for pogs and other memorabilia. They aren't real ads, but they were so damned obnoxious.
Lucy Pyre after she stopped doing FFXIV videos and went full on brainrotted degenerate.
Right winger: We want to kill all gays.
Left winger: Every human being should be treated with respect.
eNlIgHtEnEd cEnTrIsT: Well maybe some gays should be killed.
They don't. They're a QLD couple that got in trouble for being absolute legends and knocking down their neighbour's drone.
Gravity Rush was great and I'm disappointed no one has done anything similar since.
Also don't forget living at the whim of the manufacturer with regards to backwards compatibility.
I know that feeling. Though I went straight to my steam backlog so I traded one addiction for another.
Pride in katana was during the Edo period when the samurai were relegated to being government officials and they used swords for duelling.
They didn't. Samurai were primarily mounted cavalry. They used bows and spears that required both hands. That modded should've made them armoured horse archers.
If our unions are considered better, how bad is it over there?
Yeah, I'm just waiting for the Trilogy collection to be released and discounted to $60.
Not if you put nonsense as your security answer too. A lot of people don't realise that those answers should be secondary passwords.
I know Toyota is still ragging on EVs because they invested a lot into hydrogen tech and want that to be the next big thing instead. But I didn't know Honda, Mazda and Suzuki also under-invested.
They started putting in protected bike lanes with shared clearway/parking on the other side in Hobart. That'd be a reasonable compromise no?
Big tobacco are the same people selling those vapes. The bill is going to nip that revenue stream in the bud before it can mature.
It's actually pretty wild how successful it is. All of Walshie's/MONA's previous stunts have only generated local controversy. This one has transcended borders. Most of us here have grown pretty desensitised to Walshie's antics so personally it's quite fun seeing the world get a taste of undiluted Walshie.
Another fun fact, two men actually sued. One dropped the issue after being told the purpose of the art installation and realised he was about to be made a spectacle, the other went full steam ahead.
Winter replaces Rebecca White, who resigned after three consecutive election losses for the…
Dean is part of Labor's right faction. Might mean he's more likely to work with the Liberals. Our native forests may not survive this.
The State Government has set the wheels in motion on four new cycleway and shared pathway projects across Greater Hobart, handing out $2 million in grants as
The City of Hobart are hosting a 'Street to Stage' fundraising show this weekend for talented local homeless musicians to show off their skills.
>The City of Hobart are hosting a ‘Street to Stage’ fundraising show this weekend for talented local homeless musicians to show off their skills. All funds raised on Saturday will go to Health with Dignity, enabling Hobartians in extreme need to access GP appointments for free.
How a tin miner living in remote Tasmania helped discover what may be the world's oldest and most mysterious clone that has excited scientists for years.
Tasmanian hospital staff call for urgent change amid stabbing of doctor, as attacks, aggression escalate
Dan Bell will never forget the day he had to help save the life of a colleague who'd been stabbed by a patient at Tasmania's North West Regional Hospital. It made him question his future as an emergency department nurse.
>In short: An emergency department nurse says staff are still traumatised after a doctor was stabbed at a hospital in Tasmania's north-west, but he says the incident is "just the tip of the iceberg"
Nearly 150 bus routes were cancelled in Hobart on Monday, leaving people stranded on the side of the road.
Won't pay bus drivers more but will bitch about no one wanting to work. 10/10 better economic management.
Jeremy Rockliff announces he is stepping down as health minister, while reminding two rogue MPs they were elected as Liberals, not independents.
> "It will be an economic game changer for our whole state, and truly supercharge Hobart.
Where are the numbers, Mason? If we had the numbers then maybe people would be able to tell if it's in their best interests. The more you hide this shit away under "commercial confidence" the more people won't trust you.
Tasmania has become the first state in Australia to officially add the letter 'A' to its LGBTIQA+ gender and sexuality acronym on government documentation.
A feel good story to break the monotony of Liberal shitfuckery. Sometimes Tas Liberals can do good things.
Could a tax against empty homes help end Australia's housing crisis?
In 2018, Canada's British Columbia introduced a tax against vacant homes. Three years later, more than 20,000 rentals were back on the market.
My first instinct is "yes" but then I thought about it and I think it's just going to exacerbate the short-stay problem unless combined with other measures.
What happened to the algo?
Front page hasn't change in days and daily threads from Sunday are still trending. Both "Hot' and "Active" appear to be static lemmy-wide.
A proposal to reform Tasmania's planning laws, allowing big developments to bypass councils, could result in more social housing, while projects like the cable car and AFL high performance centre may also be considered.
>"we're taking the politics out of planning decisions"
Oh, fuck off.
Mild temperatures in July are tricking some plants into budding — and that'll be bad when the frost returns.
Just when I was complaining about the warm winter yesterday.
The state government has confirmed that there will be 'no forced council amalgamations' in the state, following a wave of concern among mayors at several
The amalgamations are now voluntary with the councils negotiating between themselves. I think this solution suits us better because everything is smaller in Tassie.
Trouble continues to plague Tasmania's Ashley Youth Detention Centre, with staff shortages leading to numerous lockdowns in the past month, an inquiry has
Another night of wild weather is on the way for Tasmania, with wind gusts of up to 110km/h possible for some parts of the state.
Buckle up Hobart, it's going to be one wild night.
Hobart has been crowned the best city in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific!
Actual list. 22 overall but the only Oceanic destination that made the shortlist. Whoo! Can't wait for the increased tourist numbers and continuing short-stay boom.
Concerns have been raised after a Tasmanian man who can't walk was "dumped' in the rain on his driveway after being discharged from hospital.
Absolute disgrace no doubt caused by the severe lack of beds at the RHH. Rushing people out the door when they have no transport available.
Erika Vlasic received two reports about a home she wanted to buy. She said one came back with "no big issues", the other found the property was suited to "demolition".
Privatised building inspections are a fucking disgrace. I didn't even realise there were no licencing requirements. I thought they had to be engineers at the very least.
A Senate committee looking at cost of living issues has heard one charity estimates it is 10.5 million meals short of demand each year, while rising rents mean many are forced to choose between overcrowding or living rough.
More of the same problems plaguing the country. Yet nothing is going to be done about it aside from providing subsidies that go straight to the parasites.
The family were reportedly seen hiking up on Sunday morning to collect their vehicle.
The mountain has claimed another victim. The place catches so many off guard because it's 15mins from the CBD and you can drive straight to the top. But the weather can turn on a dime and you're very exposed up there.