Police say a man is dead and another has non-life-threatening injuries after reports of a gunshot at a Granton home, in Hobart's north.
A man has been found dead and another has been found with injuries after police responded to reports of a gunshot in Hobart's northern suburbs.Another man was found in the house with non-life-threatening injuries. He has been taken to the Royal Hobart Hospital.
Tasmania Police are still at the scene and are expected to release more information later this morning.from either the homepage or the settings menu in the app to continue getting the same national news but with a sprinkle of more relevant state stories.
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