A total fire ban has been declared for Tasmania due to a high fire-weather forecast for the coming days.

Tired firefighters are bracing for more dangerous fire conditions after a total bushfire ban has been announced for Tasmania.

Tasmania has been burning for more than two weeks, with no end in sight. Almost 100,000 hectares of bushland in the northwest ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Tasmania. Followed categories will be added to My News. 3.40pm: Zeehan is bracing for a bushfire at Yellowband Plain to strike the West Coast town. It’s ...

Midday: Calmer conditions have assisted firefighters and downgraded the risk to West Coast communities — however, four battlegrounds remain a concern. In an update provided by Tasmania Fire Service, ...

Sue Marshall and others have decided to stay and fight should a bushfire descend on their tiny coastal community — saying ...

High to extreme fire danger warnings are in place in several states this weekend as millions of Aussies brace for soaring ...

Tasmania’s iconic Overland Track remains on track to reopen Monday, though officials have warned another delay is possible ...

Firefighters are battling multiple blazes threatening communities in north-west Tasmania. An emergency warning has been ...

Here’s the latest warnings. February 13, 9am: A bushfire raging at parts of the Overland Track has destroyed the Pine Forest Moor Hut, Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Services confirm. PWS liaison ...

In an update provided by Tasmania Fire Service, the response to the complex fires on the state’s west coast continues. State Fire Commander Jeremy Smith said Yellowband Plain — that is ...