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Cost cuts hit bins

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 06 April 2013 | 14.56

HOBART city streets and parks are set to lose 100 public rubbish bins in a bid to save money. Hobart City Council's infrastructure committee has recommended their removal in a six-month trial to reduce rubbish-collection costs. Many of the bins will...
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Lowndes happy with 90

CRAIG Lowndes is on the verge of a record-equalling 90th V8 supercar win today but he has something bigger on his mind at Symmons Plains today - don't stuff up the start. After setting the fastest time in official practice yesterday, Lowndes is the...
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Libs vow state won't lose GST

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 05 April 2013 | 14.56

TASMANIANS have no need to fear losing GST revenue under a Coalition government, Malcolm Turnbull says. The senior Liberal MP was responding to renewed concerns the state would lose up to $600 million under changes to GST distribution if Tony Abbott...
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Leaking sewer pipe to blame

Contamination of Barilla Bay's Dunalley oyster bed has been blamed on a leaking sewer pipe. A LEAKING sewage line under the Denison Canal at Dunalley has been blamed for contaminating oysters and causing widespread food poisoning. The number of...
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Gas main ruptures

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 04 April 2013 | 14.56

FIREFIGHTERS are on site at Patrick St, North Hobart, after the smell of gas was detected shortly after 11.30am. Senior station officer Andrew McGuinness said crews had located a broken gas main and were working to determine what had caused the rupture....
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Man dies in farewell surf

A Hobart man died while surfing at Greens Beach yesterday afternoon, the day before he was due to leave for a job in Western Australia. A HOBART surfer who took a farewell surf with a local mate yesterday failed to make it out of the water. The...
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Minister breaks rank on Metro

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 03 April 2013 | 14.56

WORKPLACE Relations Minister David O'Byrne has broken ranks with his Cabinet colleagues, saying he does not support the shutdown today of the public transport system by Metro Tasmania. Commuters around the state are bracing for a day of major disruptions...
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Oysters recalled as 60 fall sick

SIXTY people have fallen ill after eating contaminated oysters. All oysters produced by Barilla Bay Seafoods have been recalled from the market after health authorities pinpointed the outbreak yesterday. People who ate the oysters were infected by...
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It's Police Academy II

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 02 April 2013 | 14.56

The last round of police recruits from 2011 marching on the parade grounds during their graduation ceremony. Picture: KIM EISZELE TASMANIA Police hopefuls will get their first chance in two years to boost the force with a new graduate program. ...
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'Thwarted' prison boss departs

THE high-profile prison boss headhunted from the United Kingdom to help turn around the operations at Risdon Prison has left the job just over a year into his five-year contract. Tension between the old and new guard at the jail is understood to have...
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Men answering the Avon call

Written By Unknown on Senin, 01 April 2013 | 14.56

AVON is still calling but not as you might once have known it. Avon has been delivering cosmetics to Tasmanian homes for 50 years. In the early days, Avon representatives were almost exclusively women or "Avon ladies" as they were affectionately known....
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Plea to drivers after deaths

Police at the site of a road fatality at Otago Bay yesterday morning. A 51-year-old Old Beach woman was killed in the single-vehicle crash. Pictures: SAM ROSEWARNE MOTORISTS returning home from Easter holidays are being warned to take extra care...
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Wildlife disaster action plan bid

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 31 Maret 2013 | 14.56

THE loss of wildlife in Tasmania's summer bushfires is driving the push for a statewide emergency response unit. Over the past 12 months, Southern Wildlife Rescue & Care has been working with emergency organisations and government departments to...
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Wildlife disaster action plan bid

THE loss of wildlife in Tasmania's summer bushfires is driving the push for a statewide emergency response unit. Over the past 12 months, Southern Wildlife Rescue & Care has been working with emergency organisations and government departments to...
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Men answering the Avon call

AVON is still calling but not as you might once have known it. Avon has been delivering cosmetics to Tasmanian homes for 50 years. In the early days, Avon representatives were almost exclusively women or "Avon ladies" as they were affectionately known....
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Men answering the Avon call

AVON is still calling but not as you might once have known it. Avon has been delivering cosmetics to Tasmanian homes for 50 years. In the early days, Avon representatives were almost exclusively women or "Avon ladies" as they were affectionately known....
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