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Doin' it Langman style ...

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 02 Maret 2013 | 14.56

SEAN Langman's affinity with the water started from the day he was born on a boat on Sydney Harbour. Everything he has done since has revolved around the water -- work, sport and lifestyle. Given that, it was an easy decision for the 50-year-old Sydney...
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Super trawler leaving Australia

THE super trawler Abel Tasman is to leave Australian waters without catching a fish. After a massive community and political campaign against the ship, its Tasmanian operators have confirmed it has been sold, its Australian registration abandoned and...
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Heat record on the brink

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 01 Maret 2013 | 14.56

TASMANIA'S climate experts are in the grip of a meteorological nail-biter as they wait to see if Hobart has recorded its hottest summer ever. The Bureau of Meteorology will know at 9am today if summer 2012-2013 will enter the history books as a record-breaking...
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City braces for traffic snarls

Water taxi operators Rod Howard, left, and Darryn White are ready to help commuters affected by the bus drivers' strike today. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE THOUSANDS of Tasmanians are being forced to find alternative transport to work and school this...
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Muirhead out of prison

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 28 Februari 2013 | 14.56

CONVICTED child pornography offender Andy Muirhead has been released from prison after serving six months of a seven-month sentence. The Mercury understands that Muirhead was released from the Hobart Reception Prison in late January after routine remissions...
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Cup joy for best in the state

YESTERDAY'S Launceston Cup triumph for Brighton-trained stayer Geegees Blackflash was one of the most memorable wins in recent years. Geegees Blackflash ($7) powered to a two-length victory in yesterday's $225,000 Group Three AAMI Launceston Cup (2400m)...
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Funding row over tourism ads

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 27 Februari 2013 | 14.56

THE State Government will provide no new funding for a tourism campaign to help stimulate towns devastated by bushfires. Tourism Tasmania submitted a $750,000 proposal days after the January bushfires in a bid to lure tourists back to affected regions....
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Sandy Bay fire 'suspicious'

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 26 Februari 2013 | 14.56

A fire crew at the Sycamore Close units in Regent St, Sandy Bay. Picture: RICHARD JUPE AN overnight fire in a Sandy Bay unit is being treated as arson. Police said the fire caused about $50,000 damage to the Sycamore Close unit at 39 Regent St....
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Hugh's hopes dashed at Oscars

AUSTRALIA'S Hugh Jackman has missed out on the Best Actor Oscar. As expected, Daniel Day-Lewis claimed the gold statuette for his performance as US president Abraham Lincoln in the Steven Spielberg-directed biopic, Lincoln. It is the third Oscar of...
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Now it's full steam ahead

Written By Unknown on Senin, 25 Februari 2013 | 14.56

BACK ON TRACK: Husband and wife railway workers Kathryn and Tristan McMahon celebrate the announcement of the rescue package yesterday. Picture: CHRIS KIDD THE race is on to find new operators for the West Coast Wilderness Railway in just nine weeks....
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Printer goes into receivership

MORE than 40 workers at the Moonah site of printer Geon face uncertainty in a new jobs blow for Tasmania. Administrators and receivers have been appointed to the award-winning printer, which has several hundred employees in Australia and New Zealand....
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Our lost history

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 24 Februari 2013 | 14.56

ABORIGINAL HERITAGE TRAIL: Cape Grim THE addition of a long stretch of the West Coast to the National Heritage List has delighted Tasmanian Aborigines because of its "indigenous values". While environmental activists are dismayed more of the Tarkine...
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Cruise control

ALL ABOARD: Cliff and Amy Senkbeil, of Sandy Bay, at Stewarts Bay before heading off on their Tasman Island Cruise. Picture: NIKKI DAVIS-JONES TASMANIANS are doing their bit to help communities hit hard by last month's bushfires by holidaying in...
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