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The last train pulls out

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 09 Februari 2013 | 14.56

APRIL 13, 2013. The coal is shovelled into the firey furnace. The steam rises. The whistle blows for the final time. The brakes are released, and a train creaks along the long and winding track, slowly at first before building momentum. This is the last...
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Club attack man spared jail

A YOUNG man has been given a suspended jail term for a drunken attack on a stranger in a Hobart nightclub. Matthew Roland Almond, 18, of Rokeby, pleaded guilty to a charge of assault over the incident at Syrup on July 29 last year. Almond and a friend...
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Libs hit 'failure' on jobs

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 08 Februari 2013 | 14.56

TASMANIA'S unemployment woes continue to grow, with new figures showing the jobless rate has climbed to 7.4 per cent. The state Opposition said the figures showed the State Government's jobs plan was not working. However, Premier Lara Giddings said...
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Fire torment continues

A PILOT has crashed his helicopter while fighting Tasmania's raging bushfires in the Derwent Valley. The drama unfolded as Tasmania again found itself at the mercy of raging bushfires just weeks after blazes wiped out homes and livelihoods in the Derwent...
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Molesworth fire alert

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 07 Februari 2013 | 14.56

WATER-BOMBING helicopters were flying in relays today to protect properties from a bushfire in rugged terrain near the Derwent Valley hamlet of Molesworth. More than 20 fire crews were on the scene of the blaze this afternoon, which was burning through...
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Burke names trawler panel

FEDERAL Environment Minister Tony Burke will wait for legal advice before deciding if a banned super trawler should be allowed to operate as a giant freezer for smaller ships fishing in Australian waters. The company behind the Abel Tasman, the factory...
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Hobart Cup field revealed

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 06 Februari 2013 | 14.56

Paul and Elizabeth Geard, the owners of last year's Hobart Cup winner Geegees Blackflash, have drawn barrier 14. Picture: SHARYN JONES IT was a mixed bag of results for Tasmanian horses at today's Group Three $225,000 AAMI Hobart Cup (2400m) barrier...
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Time to think big, Tassie told

An artist's impression of the Mount Wellington Cable Car visitor centre at the summit. ONE of Hobart's leading businessmen and entrepreneurs Robert Clifford says it is time for Tasmania to shake off its "anti-development" attitude and think bold....
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Eye tests essential for tweens

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 05 Februari 2013 | 14.56

Inessa Corney, 15, and sister Raphaela Corney, 11, trying on glasses in Hobart. Picture: NIKKI DAVIS-JONES THOUSANDS of Tasmanian children with learning difficulties may have an undiagnosed vision problem. Optometrists are urging parents to have...
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Teens torch four cars in a night

A GROUP of teens who torched four vehicles in one night had shown "complete disregard" for their victims, a Hobart judge has said. The Supreme Court in Hobart heard James William Lynch, 19, and three 18-year-old mates met up on July 6 last year and...
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Hello world, it's Tassie calling

Written By Unknown on Senin, 04 Februari 2013 | 14.56

Battling tourism business operators, from left, Wally Lyne, Roger Self, Gary Hooper, Heather Henri, Kate McCarthy, and John Hay put out their SOS yesterday. Picture: NIKKI DAVIS-JONES "A MILLION likes would be great ... but paying us a visit would...
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Mum wouldn't do this to us

WHEN the Royal Hobart Hospital's chief radiation physicist disappeared from his yacht at Sandy Bay on Australia Day 2009, two families were plunged into a controversy that rages still. Bob Chappell, 65, had owned the $200,000 yacht Four Winds with his...
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Two-year wait for Myer

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 03 Februari 2013 | 14.56

SHOPPERS excited about Hobart's new $100m Myer complex are likely to be waiting well into next year before surging through the front door. Work is expected to start on the development in Liverpool St this month. The Hobart City Council will close the...
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Hello world, it's Tassie calling

Battling tourism business operators, from left, Wally Lyne, Roger Self, Gary Hooper, Heather Henri, Kate McCarthy, and John Hay put out their SOS yesterday. Picture: NIKKI DAVIS-JONES "A MILLION likes would be great ... but paying us a visit would...
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