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Sale lifts hopes of staff pay

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 30 Maret 2013 | 14.56

The lifestyle village at Geilston Bay has been bought by a new company. Pictures: LUKE BOWDEN A LIFESTYLE village at Geilston Bay owned by Tony Park, the director of a series of collapsed building companies, has been sold. A new company, Clarence...
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Historic hotel for sale

Hadleys Hotel, built by convicts in 1848, has been put on the market by receivers. ONE of Hobart's grandest hotels has been put on the market by receivers and managers. The Mercure Hadleys Hobart Hotel and Grand Mercure Hobart Central Apartments...
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Sewage scare spoils oysters

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 29 Maret 2013 | 14.56

A SEWAGE spill at Pitt Water has caused thousands of oysters to be pulled from shops and restaurants across Australia. Southern Water yesterday came under fire for not reporting the leak, which it admitted had been detected as much as three weeks earlier....
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Metro cancels services

METRO has cancelled buses all day Wednesday and on Thursday morning and will not pay drivers as the battle over wage demands escalates. Metro chief executive officer Heather Haselgrove said services around the state had been called off on Wednesday...
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Operation Shanghai

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 28 Maret 2013 | 14.56

TASMANIA is poised to capitalise on the Asian Century with more signs, more education and a new office in Shanghai. The new trade office in the financial behemoth, one of the world's largest cities, is a key plank of the State Government's response...
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Rare look into whale's world

Tagging expert Dr Virginia Andrews-Goff with a blue whale skin sample she collected. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE LIKE the whalers of old, Tasmanian marine biologist Virginia Andrews-Goff stood at the bow of a small boat in a wild sea, aimed her weapon...
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Relief as backpacker found

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 27 Maret 2013 | 14.56

PARKS and wildlife officer Bruce Ridden was posting photos of missing German backpacker Margarida Farinha on a noticeboard when he noticed the 18-year-old stroll into the Wineglass Bay carpark. Miss Farinah was blissfully unaware of growing fears for...
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Major milestone for Gazette

SIX decades of Derwent Valley news will be celebrated in a special issue of The Gazette today. Originally called the Derwent Gazette, the weekly paper was first published on this day in 1953. Starting out as an independent publication at New Norfolk,...
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Traffic snarl on Tasman Hwy

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 26 Maret 2013 | 14.56

POLICE have warned motorists to expect delays after a three-car crash on the Tasman Highway near Midway Point. Police said the accident happened on the Midway Point bridge shortly after 5pm today, disrupting afternoon peak-hour traffic. One person...
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DPP in crash probe

A cameraman at the scene of Sunday's fatal head-on crash on the Midland Highway, south of Oatlands. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE DIRECTOR of Public Prosecutions Tim Ellis, SC, faces a wait of several months to know whether he will face criminal charges...
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Yacht rescue drama

Written By Unknown on Senin, 25 Maret 2013 | 14.56

FOUR men had to be rescued after their yacht overturned when its mast broke off, leaving the quartet clinging to the vessel's hull in rough seas off northern Tasmania. The men had been racing in the 9m trimaran Flagmaster about 8km off Devonport on...
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Tigers can taste victory

THE Tigers are so close to their third Sheffield Shield they can see their breath on it. It was another day of drama, but also of Tasmanian dominance with Queensland needing a miracle to defend its Shield title. With two days to go and needing a win...
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Back to nature for Easter rites

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 24 Maret 2013 | 14.56

CARAVAN, cabin and even remote wilderness camping sites are already full as Tasmanians prepare for the traditional Easter pilgrimage into the great outdoors. There are no powered or unpowered sites left at the Port Arthur Caravan Park but campers can...
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Help sought on hotel robbery

POLICE are seeking help from the public after an armed robbery at Moonah's Valern Hotel early yesterday morning. Police said a masked man armed with a metal pole allegedly confronted a Valern Hotel employee at 1.45am and demanded money. The offender...
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