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Morning of the king tide

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 15 Desember 2012 | 14.56

LAPPING: The water was high at the boat sheds at Cornelian Bay yesterday. Picture: KIM EISZELE YESTERDAY'S high tide might have been a king tide but it wasn't a monster one. The combined gravitational pull of the moon and the sun guaranteed a higher...
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Clean, green the way to Asia

PRIME Minister Julia Gillard has urged Tasmania to use its clean, green image to take advantage of the Asian century. Talking to the Mercury for the last time before the Prime Minister takes a break for Christmas, Ms Gillard urged Tasmania to play to...
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TIS gives help to 90

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 14 Desember 2012 | 14.56

A FIELD of 90 athletes including Olympians and 25 newcomers were rewarded for their talent in Hobart yesterday when they received 2013 scholarships from the Tasmanian Institute of Sport. TIS director Paul Austen said it was an exciting time for the...
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Family molester jailed

A 79-YEAR-OLD pensioner has been jailed for abusing three generations of young girls from his own family over 45 years from the 1950s. The southern Tasmanian man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, appeared in Hobart's Supreme Court yesterday....
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Photograph a king tide for science

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 13 Desember 2012 | 14.56

WALKING ON WATER: Penguin sculptures at Macquarie Wharf during a previous high tide in Hobart. Picture: Sam Rosewarne BEACHGOERS and photography buffs are being urged to register and capture images of tomorrow morning's king tide in the name of...
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Gill signs with Dees

NORTH Hobart's star recruit Nick Gill can't wait to get back on the ground where he starred for Sandringham and Port Melbourne in VFL games against the Tassie Devils in the early 2000s. The former Melbourne, North Melbourne and Adelaide Crows utility...
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Walk Hard's star rises

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 12 Desember 2012 | 14.56

GREYHOUND Walk Hard has the potential to earn star status at the Group 1 Tattsbet Hobart Thousand tomorrow night. He'll win, but only if he can reproduce the trial time he recorded last Saturday in a heat of the series. Walk Hard, prepared in Victoria...
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Athlete of Year finalists

SPLITTING the six finalists to see who will be crowned the 2012 Tasmanian Athlete of the Year will be no mean feat when the winner is announced tonight. The Apple Isle continues to produce world-class athletes who perform on the international stage...
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Cash for jobs -- at a cost

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 11 Desember 2012 | 14.56

THE State Government will slide further into debt in a bid to create hundreds of jobs and leverage much needed new investment. Premier Lara Giddings yesterday announced the Tasmanian Jobs Package she hopes will deliver 3300 jobs and create about $375...
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Tough times cut Federal's profit

Greg Farrell at Federal's flagship property Saffire, on Tasmania's East Coast. A TOUGH year for domestic tourism and new regulations in gaming have hit the Federal Hotels group, the owner of Tasmania's two casinos. Federal Hotels parent Mulawa...
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First home grants to double

Written By Unknown on Senin, 10 Desember 2012 | 14.56

It is understood a key plank of the State Government's jobs plan will be the reintroduction of a first home-builders grant, doubling the $7000 already available to those entering the housing market. Image: THINKSTOCK NEW homeowners will be the big...
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Crusader on the move

Paul Watson, pictured here in Hobart last year, is planning to rejoin the war against whaling this season. ANTI-whaling crusader Paul Watson will not be deterred from his mission this whaling season, even if it means getting caught in Interpol's...
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Seeking warmer waters

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 09 Desember 2012 | 14.56

TROPICAL fish are venturing as far south as Tasmania in response to ocean warming. Recent tropical sightings include turtles, a yellow-bellied sea snake, a green moray eel, tiger shark and a mahi-mahi dolphinfish. The unusual sightings have been documented...
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Ideas plan to lift Tassie

WHISKY and food trails, attracting more international students and bringing old industrial sites back to life are some of the ideas contained in three regional economic plans for Tasmania. The regional plans were released last month, following 38 community...
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