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Palmer spruiks United vision

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 27 April 2013 | 14.56

BILLIONAIRE mining magnate Clive Palmer has promised to put Tasmania back on the map. He vowed yesterday to re-launch the United Australia Party and run candidates in Tasmania's five House of Representatives seats and the Senate in the federal election....
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Force cops blue surge

TASMANIA Police has been swamped by an unprecedented surge of people wanting to join the force, with 800 applications for about 20 positions announced just three weeks ago. More than 1000 expressions of interest are expected in the coming weeks - more...
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Festival boss draws curtain

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 26 April 2013 | 14.56

THE Ten Days on the Island board will scour the globe for a new artistic director following the shock departure of 2013 festival boss Jo Duffy. Ms Duffy recently informed the board she would not be renewing her contract for the March 2015 event despite...
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Lighthouse guide calls it a day

WANTED: One operator to conduct tours of a working lighthouse in Tasmania. The Table Cape lighthouse is the only working Commonwealth-operated lighthouse in the state with public access. Three tour groups had a look inside and took in the spectacular...
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Brotherly portrait of courage

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 25 April 2013 | 14.56

Brothers Alfred Button, killed in the Boer War, and James Button, who died in World War I. IT is a picture of sadness, designed to give some comfort to a grieving family. The composite photograph shows two brothers, both killed far from home. Above...
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City's walkability lags

Mike Tatlow, author of A Walk in Old Hobart and a resident of Battery Point, takes a walk in Arthur Circus. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE HOBART has been caught dawdling in the pedestrian stakes, says a new survey that ranks the Tasmanian capital 19th...
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New alarm push to save lives

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 24 April 2013 | 14.56

A FIRE safety campaigner says lives will continue to be lost until the smoke alarms fitted in most Tasmanian households are replaced with better technology that gives residents more time to get out. The Tasmania Fire Service estimates 90 per cent of...
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Retailer silent on closures

THE owners of premises containing Chickenfeed stores in Tasmania are still waiting to officially hear of the chain's plans. DSG Holdings, whose director is Jan Cameron, is understood to be closing its eight remaining Tasmanian stores by May 20. No...
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Aussie rock goddess dies at 53

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 23 April 2013 | 14.56

Chrissy Amphlett's hits with the The Divinyls included I Touch Myself and All the Boys in Town. AUSTRALIAN rock singer Chrissy Amphlett has lost her battle with breast cancer. Amphlett, aged 53, passed away in her adopted home of New York with...
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Metro lets war vets travel free

VETERANS, war widows and other service personnel will again ride for free on Metro buses on Anzac Day. Sustainable Transport Minister Nick McKim said Metro Tasmania had supported April 25 commemorations for many years by providing free bus services....
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Bowls gender uproar

Written By Unknown on Senin, 22 April 2013 | 14.56

REGIONAL bowls organisations are likely to defy a Bowls Tasmania directive that gender-specific pennant competitions be abolished next season. The changes will allow men and women to play in any team at any level without being bound by present rules...
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A struggle for shelter

Common Ground in Campbell St, Hobart. TASMANIA'S homelessness services say they are still struggling to meet demand, despite more affordable accommodation being provided and extra effort being made to tackle the problem. Australian Bureau of Statistics...
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Bowls gender uproar

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 21 April 2013 | 14.56

REGIONAL bowls organisations are likely to defy a Bowls Tasmania directive that gender-specific pennant competitions be abolished next season. The changes will allow men and women to play in any team at any level without being bound by present rules...
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A struggle for shelter

Common Ground in Campbell St, Hobart. TASMANIA'S homelessness services say they are still struggling to meet demand, despite more affordable accommodation being provided and extra effort being made to tackle the problem. Australian Bureau of Statistics...
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