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Not yet safe to access HydroTasmania power station destroyed by fire

Investigations are continuing into the cause of a fire that gutted the Tungatinah Power Station. Authorities say it is not yet safe to enter the building, which supplies 5 per cent of the state's energy, in the Central Highlands.

This story summarizes reporting from ABC News Australia. Read the original for full context. Wire items stay in our news sitemap for seven days. Editorial policy.

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Ashleigh Barraclough3 Sept 2026, 07:19 pmUpdated 1h ago1 min readAsiaAustralia
Not yet safe to access Hydro Tasmania power station destroyed by fire

Australia — Ashleigh Barraclough

Investigations are continuing into the cause of a fire that gutted the Tungatinah Power Station. Authorities say it is not yet safe to enter the building, which supplies 5 per cent of the state's energy, in the Central Highlands.

This report is published with credit to ABC News Australia. The wire sent a summary; open the original for any extra context. Read on ABC News Australia →

Source: ABC News Australia · Ashleigh Barraclough. Published 3 Sept 2026, 07:19 pm.

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