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Roll up, roll up and have a ball

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 24 November 2012 | 14.56

THERE'S a saying in petanque: it takes minutes to learn and a lifetime to master. But before you take it too seriously, a new petanque club is looking for people to come along to its Sandy Bay headquarters and enjoy its social side. That means a quiet...
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Forest deal law closer

After a marathon sitting and an unusual recall of State Parliament this morning, the forestry legislation passed through the Lower House about 11am today. TASMANIA'S historic legislation underpinning the forest peace deal has passed its first hurdle....
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Tweed set ready to go

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 23 November 2012 | 14.56

Cycling enthusiast Charmaine Stanton is excited about the spring Tweed Ride which will finish at St. David's Park on Sunday. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN HOBART cycling enthusiasts are dusting off their tweed jackets and getting ready to tip their hats...
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Mum fights over forests

A PRO-FORESTRY campaigner gatecrashed a news conference by former Australian Greens leader Bob Brown yesterday, accusing him of putting trees before families, jobs and economic wellbeing. As signatories of the long-awaited forests peace agreement talked...
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Tears and cheers for Tobias

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 22 November 2012 | 14.56

WITH three cheers and a few tears, Tasmanian yachtsman Tobias Fahey set off on his lone journey around the world yesterday. The 25-year-old Tasmanian was aiming to be back within 180 days, having sailed around the world in an Australian record time...
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Pontville Mark II

The Pontville Immigration Detention Centre, on the outskirts of Brighton, is reopening, Premier Lara Giddings announced today. FEDERAL Immigration Minister Chris Bowen has listened to the pleas of Tasmanians and reopened the Pontville detention...
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War of words over mining rally

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 21 November 2012 | 14.56

THE fallout from Saturday's heated pro-mining rally continued today with the State Opposition claiming Premier Lara Giddings had been rattled by the hostile reception she received in Burnie. Ms Giddings fired back saying Opposition Leader Will Hodgman's...
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Baby seat safety alert

UP to 1200 Tasmanians are believed to be affected by a recall of faulty baby seats and capsules announced today by Australia's consumer watchdog. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission estimates more than 60,000 seats and capsules with faulty...
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Arrest over Hobart assaults

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 20 November 2012 | 14.56

TASMANIAN detectives have arrested a man in Melbourne over alleged assaults on two men on Hobart's waterfront in early September. Detective Sergeant Phil Curtis said the man, formerly of Launceston, appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court today...
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Setting sail on biggest marina

The Bellerive Yacht Club is set to undergo a massive expansion to include the biggest marina in Tasmania. Pictures: KIM EISZELE A $6.5 MILLION redevelopment of the Bellerive Yacht Club will include the biggest marina in Tasmania and breathe new...
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Tarkine row at boiling point

Written By Unknown on Senin, 19 November 2012 | 14.56

Circular Head deputy Mayor John Oldaker speaks at the Our Tarkine Rally at Burnie. Picture: CHRIS KIDD TEMPERS in the Tarkine are set to reach boiling point this summer if yesterday's pro-mining rally is anything to go by. The anger was palpable...
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Tourism ripe for funds

TripAdvisor has listed Hobart in its top 10 "destinations on the rise". LOCAL tourism officials say now is the time for the State Government to spend up big on marketing the state to travellers following some heavy duty accolades. Internet travel...
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Tarkine row at boiling point

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 18 November 2012 | 14.56

Circular Head deputy Mayor John Oldaker speaks at the Our Tarkine Rally at Burnie. Picture: CHRIS KIDD TEMPERS in the Tarkine are set to reach boiling point this summer if yesterday's pro-mining rally is anything to go by. The anger was palpable...
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Tourism ripe for funds

TripAdvisor has listed Hobart in its top 10 "destinations on the rise". LOCAL tourism officials say now is the time for the State Government to spend up big on marketing the state to travellers following some heavy duty accolades. Internet travel...
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