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For sale: coolest shed in town

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 09 Maret 2013 | 19.55

Real estate agenct Neville Crowther expects serious bidding for this heritage-listed boatshed at Cornelian Bay. Picture: ROGER LOVELL SOME of the most tightly held properties in Tasmania are not in an upmarket area or come with a million-dollar...
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Power bill relief

THE State Government says power price hikes will be a thing of the past for 260,000 Tasmanian households and small businesses. Deputy Premier Bryan Green said Aurora Energy's customer base would be sold off to competing retailers, in a move expected...
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Fears fire aimed at activist

TREE-sit protest supporter Bob Brown yesterday called on police to investigate the cause of the bushfire that forced Miranda Gibson from her tree. The former Australian Greens leader said it could be a case of "intended homicide" if it was deliberately...
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'Take me away'

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 08 Maret 2013 | 19.55

A MAN accused of the manslaughter of his best mate at a buck's party begged police to arrest him at the crash scene. The Supreme Court in Hobart has heard Nathan James Carins, 30, of Clifton Beach, was very distressed after the crash which killed Luke...
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Carr champions women's rights

FOREIGN Affairs Minister Bob Carr will use his International Women's Day address in Hobart tonight to talk about Australia's work in advancing the rights of women overseas. Earlier today, Mr Carr addressed girls from various Hobart schools at Ogilvie...
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Roe to uphold athletic integrity

TASMANIAN sports administrator Brian Roe will head Athletics Australia's new Ethics and Integrity Unit. The unit will deal with the fallout from the Australian Crime Commission's Organised Crime and Drugs in Sport report, which was released last month....
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Miranda's epic tree-sit ends

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 07 Maret 2013 | 19.55

Miranda Gibson is back on terra firma after a marathon tree-sit in a remote Tasmanian forest. ACTIVIST Miranda Gibson has been hailed by supporters as a "hero of the forests" after ending her record-breaking tree-sit. Smoke from a bushfire...
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Conditions ease in fire fight

Fire crews worked overnight to save houses from the blaze near Risdon Vale. FIREFIGHTERS using water bombers and bulldozers are working for the second day to contain a fire burning in rugged bushland near the Hobart suburb of Risdon Vale....
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New Chief Justice appointed

JUSTICE Alan Blow OAM has been announced as the next Chief Justice of Tasmania's Supreme Court. Justice Blow will replace retiring Chief Justice Ewan Crawford in April. Attorney-General Brian Wightman made the announcement today. "Justice Blow is...
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Air crews fight Risdon Vale fire

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 06 Maret 2013 | 19.55

Water-bombing choppers have been mobilised to fight a bushfire near Risdon Vale. ABOUT 17,000 properties in Tasmania's south-east lost power today because of a bushfire at Risdon Vale. The Tasmania Fire Service, which upgraded the blaze on...
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McKim's stately reply

Greens MP Nick McKim outlining his party's vision to State Parliament today. Picture: RICHARD JUPE AN edited version of Tasmanian Greens Leader Nick McKim's State of the State reply speech. 2013: A watershed yearKey progressive policies and reforms...
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Metro bus stoppages still on

A man waits patiently at a bus stop during last Friday's Metro drivers' strike. DESPITE "fruitful" talks between Metro management and the bus drivers' union today, stop-work meetings are going ahead tomorrow and Friday. Passengers should expect...
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Gunns goes into liquidation

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 05 Maret 2013 | 19.55

CREDITORS have voted to liquidate failed Tasmanian timber company Gunns. About 80 people owed money by the former timber giant attended a second creditors meeting in Launceston today, organised by administrator PPB Advisory. "The creditors resolved...
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State of the State speech

THE full text of Premier Lara Giddings' State of the State speech to State Parliament. Premier's Address 5/3/13 PREFACE -- THE JANUARY BUSHFIRES Mr Speaker, they say adversity brings out the best in people. Never has this been more true than in the...
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Premier details bushfire probe

Premier Lara Giddings delivering her State of the State address in Parliament today. Picture: SAM ROSEWARN THE scope of an inquiry into Tasmania's recent bushfire crisis has been revealed in Premier Lara Giddings' State of the State address. The...
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Tassie job ads steady

Written By Unknown on Senin, 04 Maret 2013 | 19.55

JOB ads in Tasmania dropped marginally in February, new figures from the ANZ show. While in trend terms the number of job ads declined by 0.1 per cent from the previous month to 263, the seasonally adjusted figures were more volatile -- a 4.2 per cent...
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Grudge drives arson attempt

A MAN with a longstanding grievance against his lawyer tried to torch a magistrate's car outside her house, the Supreme Court has heard. Peter Stephen Bomford, 59, Chigwell, today pleaded guilty in the Hobart court to attempting to unlawfully set fire...
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Second Metro strike averted

IT will be business as usual for Metro buses tomorrow, with planned industrial action called off and talks resuming between the company and the drivers' union. The Rail, Tram and Bus Union has accepted Metro's invitation to meet for talks at Campbell...
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Brigade 'family' holds the line

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 03 Maret 2013 | 19.55

DEDICATED: Molesworth Fire Brigade - volunteer members of the Molesworth Fire Brigade, from left, Colin Mitchell, Peter Eaton, John Stephenson, Dean Metcalf, Bruno Rime and Rosemary Evenhuis. "BLOODY hard" is how Molesworth fire brigade chief Terry...
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Polly proof of IT's integrity

TECH SAVVY: Local businesswoman Polly Venning is heavily reliant on technology for her work and in her social life. Picture: KIM EISZELE POLLY Venning has her finger in many pies professionally and socially and would not be able to run her busy...
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Firefighters do us proud

UNSUNG HEROES: CFA volunteers back burn on a property near Ellendale. IF there is one thing clear from Tasmania's horrific summer of fires, it's that the state relies heavily on its army of volunteer firefighters. About 5500 across the state put...
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