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Tasmanian Police Issue 187 Speeding Fines During V8 Supercars Event

Meanwhile, a community search continues for a piglet's owner in Windemere, and Katie Barron’s nostalgic art exhibition is now open.

Action at the 2025 V8 SuperUte Series race at Symmons Plains. Picture by Phillip Biggs
Valley Alliance president Tim White isn't happy with the state government's approach to building massive power lines through his neighbourhood. Picture by Gareth Gardner, form file
Alison Isson who is pleading for a public hydrotherapy pool in Burnie. Picture by David Bellamy
Artist in Residence Katie Barron with her works. Picture supplied.

Overview

  • Tasmania Police concluded a targeted speed enforcement operation at a V8 Supercars event, issuing 187 fines to drivers exceeding speed limits.
  • The crackdown aimed to enhance public safety around the high-traffic motorsport event, which draws significant local and regional attention.
  • In Windemere, a stray piglet remains unclaimed as efforts to locate its owner continue, reflecting community-led animal welfare initiatives.
  • Katie Barron’s art exhibition, showcasing nostalgia-driven works inspired by regional heritage, has officially opened to the public.
  • The three stories highlight Tasmania’s diverse community concerns, spanning public safety, rural animal welfare, and cultural identity.