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Nancy mystery still runs deep

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 23 Februari 2013 | 14.56

Bernd and Helga Grunwaldt at Falmouth in 1993, searching for their missing daughter Nancy (inset). Main picture: TONY PALMER ARGUABLY Tasmania's most infamous missing person case, the disappearance of German backpacker Nancy Grunwaldt 20 years ago...
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Paris to taste our best

Award-winning Garagistes chef Luke Burgess (right) and sous chef Will Gleave are heading to Paris. Picture: KIM EISZELE AWARD-winning Hobart chef Luke Burgess hopes the city of love falls head over heels for his cooking. The Garagistes chef has...
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Jail term for 'hitman' attempt

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 22 Februari 2013 | 14.56

A LAUNCESTON man who tried to hire a hitman to kill his estranged wife -- but got an undercover policeman instead -- has been jailed for four years. Darryl Scott Donohue, 41, of Invermay, was the first Tasmanian convicted of incitement to murder. He...
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Aurora, Transend to merge

THE State Government hopes the merger of Aurora and Transend will stop further electricity price hikes. Deputy Premier Bryan Green today announced that a new board would be appointed to oversee the merger of the two companies, with the new company expected...
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Climate sceptic lets loose

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 21 Februari 2013 | 14.56

CLIMATE CHANGE SCEPTIC: Outspoken British peer Lord Christopher Monckton arrives in Tasmania today, with a blast for the Greens and Labor. Picture: JAMES CROUCHER LORD Christopher Monckton, one of the world's best-known climate change sceptics,...
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Sea Shepherd ships battered

IMPACT: Sea Shepherd's Steve Irwin, left, and the Japanese whaler collide. Picture: SEA SHEPHERD SEA Shepherd says three of its ships and a Korean tanker were rammed in a day of high drama on the Southern Ocean. Sea Shepherd Australia director...
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Arrests over takeaway robbery

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 20 Februari 2013 | 14.56

TWO teenagers and a 41-year-old man have been arrested over an alleged armed robbery at Hobart's Foodstop takeaway early this morning. Police allege one of the youths entered the Elizabeth St shop at 1.26am armed with a knife and demanded money from...
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Milne 'clears air' in Canberra

Senator Christine Milne at the National Press Club in Canberra today. Picture: KYM SMITH AUSTRALIAN Greens leader Christine Milne says she's "cleared the air" by attacking the Federal Government for walking away from its agreement with the minor...
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Charges over museum thefts

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 19 Februari 2013 | 14.56

A MAN has been charged with stealing objects from the Markree Collection from the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, police said today. Detectives started an investigation over the theft of objects from the collection in September last year. They confirmed...
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Heat, wind test fire crews

A helicopter battling the blaze near Gretna late yesterday. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE A FAST-MOVING bushfire near Gretna, in the upper Derwent Valley, challenged firefighters in yesterday's high winds and heat. One lane of the Lyell Highway was closed...
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Short 'n' sweet

Written By Unknown on Senin, 18 Februari 2013 | 14.56

CAN'T WAIT: Tropfest actor/director/writer Ella Watkins, left, and actor Sara Cooper ready for the Salamanca Square screening. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE HOBART film-lovers are in for a treat this afternoon and evening with perfect weather and a free,...
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Tassie tradies spend up big

A NATIONAL financial health survey has confirmed some stereotypes in Tasmanian culture but it has shattered others. Among the findings from the BT Financial Health Index is the fact that carpenters, brick-layers and other "tradies" are the biggest spenders...
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Short 'n' sweet

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 17 Februari 2013 | 14.56

CAN'T WAIT: Tropfest actor/director/writer Ella Watkins, left, and actor Sara Cooper ready for the Salamanca Square screening. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE HOBART film-lovers are in for a treat this afternoon and evening with perfect weather and a free,...
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Tassie tradies spend up big

A NATIONAL financial health survey has confirmed some stereotypes in Tasmanian culture but it has shattered others. Among the findings from the BT Financial Health Index is the fact that carpenters, brick-layers and other "tradies" are the biggest spenders...
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