Watch as a skilled Japanese chef expertly breaks down and transforms a massive Tasmanian crab into a stunning, multi-course ...

Tod Inskip, better known through his social media handle Eating With Tod, consumed the massive crab while visiting the Sydney ...

In 2016, a synthetic alternative to crab lysate, recombinant factor C (rFC), was approved as an alternative in Europe, and a handful of U.S. drug companies also began using it. But on June 1 ...

Source: SBS News / Sarah Maunder The Tasmanian Government has signed over its 40 abalone quota units to the Land and Sea Aboriginal Corporation of Tasmania (LSACT) , establishing a cultural ...

How else do you get to the new 2026 Hummer EV, complete with a new King Crab all-wheel steer mode and 0-60mph in 2.8 seconds? Just when it seemed like we’d reached peak Hummer with the tri-motor ...

Matthew Scales (center) cheers on his crab as it makes its way across the finish line at Faidley's Seafood's annual Crab Derby on May 15, 2025. Photo credit: Maggie Jones. A much-anticipated race took ...

Tasmania has experienced a major boost to its visitor economy this May, with 12 business events bringing 3,379 delegates to the State, delivering over 10,000 room nights and generating an estimated ...

Tasmanian refrigerated transport provider SRT Logistics has been acquired by mainland logistics company Lindsay Australia in a $108.2 million deal that will create the nation’s largest refrigerated ...

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“It’s actually monstrous, [but] not a monster, as in ugly. It’s actually quite beautiful. “It’s so very Tasmanian that we’re able to survive in very harsh, remote and sometimes ...

Parkway Center Giant Eagle shoppers will have to find a new place to pick up their groceries and prescriptions. The grocery store chain announced the McKinney Lane location will shut its doors for ...

The discovery, a collaboration between U.S. biotech company Colossal Bioscience and the University of Melbourne, could have the Tasmanian Tiger revived in as little as eight years, 9 News reported.