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Kids' advocate hits power limit

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 13 April 2013 | 14.56

TASMANIA'S Commissioner for Children, Aileen Ashford, has left her post, calling for more support for Tasmania's young people. Repeating the concerns of past commissioners, Ms Ashford called for her role to have greater powers. She said yesterday she...
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Hold-up at Sandy Bay servo

TWO people held up a service station in Sandy Bay last night, one of them a male armed with a shotgun. Police said the pair entered the Caltex Service Station on Regent St about 7.30pm. The offenders fled the area with cash and cigarettes. Anyone...
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MP freeze for next state poll

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 12 April 2013 | 14.56

TASMANIANS will head to the next state election still voting for a 25-seat Parliament. The Mercury understands Premier Lara Giddings has told the Tasmanian Greens a proposal to increase the number of Lower House MPs by 10 to 35 will not be supported...
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'Too young to know'

THE decision by a Christian school to allow students to attend an anti-abortion rally has angered politicians and psychologists but the principal is unapologetic about the children's presence. About 200 people, including a large group of Southern Christian...
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O'Byrne hit over 'criminal' tag

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 11 April 2013 | 14.56

LIBERAL senator Eric Abetz has slammed Tasmanian Labor minister David O'Byrne for calling former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher a "war criminal" on Twitter. Mr O'Byrne, whose portfolios include police and workplace relations, tweeted on Monday:...
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Star scholar off to Cambridge

TASMANIAN Sarah Lynn Rees is among just four people to win a 2013 Charles Perkins Scholarship for indigenous Australians. Sarah will start post-graduate studies in architecture and urban design at Cambridge University later this year. A descendant...
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Podiatrist denies sex assault

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 10 April 2013 | 14.56

A PODIATRIST pulled a patient's underpants down before sexually assaulting her during a consultation for a foot problem in 2011, the Supreme Court in Launceston has heard. Terence Williams has pleaded not guilty to indecently assaulting the woman by...
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Churches blast reform 'tsunami'

TASMANIA'S church leaders have united to try to stop the "tsunami" of social changes being pushed by the State Government. Anglican Bishop John Harrower and Catholic Archbishop Adrian Doyle were among those today calling for the Government not to ignore...
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Accused killer faces court

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 09 April 2013 | 14.56

A MAN accused of the hammer murders of two academics at Mountain River last December has appeared via video-link in Hobart's Supreme Court. Nicolau Francisco Soares, 27, of Western Australia, is accused of killing his mother Delys Weston, 62, and health...
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New Metro deal on table

METRO Tasmania has raised its pay offer to bus drivers on the eve of talks aimed at ending the bitter public transport dispute. During secret talks on the weekend between mediator Paul Lennon, Metro Tasmania CEO Heather Haselgrove and Rail, Tram and...
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Tassie shucks oyster slight

Written By Unknown on Senin, 08 April 2013 | 14.56

TASMANIA'S reputation for seafood has taken a hit after the oyster contamination but can survive an isolated case, say industry leaders. A gastroenteritis outbreak struck more than 200 people in Tasmania and Victoria after a sewerage line leaked near...
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Keeping the V8 roar on track

WINNER: Fabian Coulthard crosses the line first - ahead of Jamie Whincup and Mark Winterbottom. Picture: ROSS MARSDEN V8 SUPERCARS Australia and the State Government are negotiating a new deal to keep the V8s coming to Tasmania until at least 2017....
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A festival of sound, swirl

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 07 April 2013 | 14.56

STIRRING: The Tasmanian Massed Pipe Band. THE historic site of Port Arthur was a sea of tartan as the sound of bagpipes rang through the crisp autumn air at the inaugural Port Arthur Tattoo. Conditions were ideal and the site proved the perfect...
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Good Spirit in Bruny culture

SHARING THE DANCE: Craig Everett and other dancers at the Nayri Niara Festival at Great Bay, Bruny Island.Picture: ANTHONY BROESE ABOUT 600 people have been celebrating the wonders of indigenous culture at the Nayri Niara (Good Spirit) Festival...
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