Two workers who helped peg down the jumping castle at a Tasmanian primary school on the day six students died have told a Devonport court of the moment they realised it had been lifted into the air.

Lawyers have delivered closing statements in the criminal hearing into the Hillcrest Primary School tragedy, at which a jumping castle became airborne resulting in the deaths of six children and ...

Five children have been injured after a jumping castle detached from the ground and was blown over a fence by a 'freak tornado'. Emergency services rushed to a home on Kelvin Park Dr in Bradfield, ...

On day four of the hearing into the tragedy, University of Tasmania climate science lecturer Nicholas Earl-Jones took to the witness stand to describe the weather conditions when the jumping castle ...

Coroner grants permission for experts to inspect Hillcrest jumping castle as part of operator’s defence against alleged safety breaches A jumping castle involved in the deaths of six children will be ...

The children inside the castle were carried up with it before falling to the ground. Addison Stewart, Chace Harrison, Jalailah Jayne-Maree Jones, Jye Sheehan, Peter Dodt and Zane Mellor died as a ...

A public inquest will be held into the jumping castle tragedy that killed six kids in Tasmania as a “matter of priority”, six months on from the incident. Six children in years five and six were ...