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Grand design for CBD

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 04 Mei 2013 | 19.55

Freelance urban planner Nick Booth has bold plans for a possible redevelopment of Collins Court in Hobart. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE POP-up reading rooms in the mall, laneway soup and coffee bars and urban parks bringing tranquillity to the heart of...
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The team of the golden era

THE best Tasmanian-born Aussie Rules teams from each decade since World War II – that's the challenge the Mercury set its experts and it illustrates the tremendous depth of talent the state has produced in the past 60 years. Tassie has clearly punched...
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Big night for Liberals

THE Liberal party has gained a seat and a long-serving Independent has survived a campaign to unseat him in today's Legislative Council elections. Tasmanians went to the polls today in the Greater Hobart seats of Nelson and Pembroke and the North West...
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Experiencing life on $2 a day

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 03 Mei 2013 | 19.55

Molly Port, left, Robert Hortle and Ian Kam dining out on the pontoon at Long Beach, Sandy Bay, yesterday for Live Below the Line. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE NOT many people would brave a quick dip in the River Derwent in 13C, but that did not stop...
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Cable business booms

ONE of Tasmania's largest locally owned electrical services firms is defying economic tough times and creating new jobs. Contact Electrical has hired 30 new staff, including 16 apprentices, since a crucial meeting 18 months ago. Contact's Hobart manager...
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Prison's 11,400 leave passes

TASMANIA'S prison system is issuing 20 times more leave permits for inmates than four years ago in a bid to link more inmates with the community. Corrections Minister Nick McKim said yesterday the number of leave passes, which allow prisoners outside...
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PM welcomes NDIS support

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 02 Mei 2013 | 19.55

PRIME Minister Julia Gillard will introduce legislation into Parliament soon for an increase in the Medicare levy to fund disability care. Ms Gillard said her intention to introduce the 0.5 per cent increase followed a "change of mind" by Opposition...
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Pot growers in crime spotlight

CANNABIS cultivators be warned -- the Crime Stoppers crew is after you. The theme for day four of Crime Stoppers Week 2013 is "help stamp out residential grow rooms". Cannabis is Tasmania's number one drug and, according to police, most of the cannabis...
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Golden times for Beaconsfield

MORE than 30 leading Australian authors will converge on Beaconsfield next March for a new festival aimed at putting the West Tamar region on the national cultural map. To run from March 14-16, the Beaconsfield Festival of Golden Words will feature...
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Man admits headbutt attack

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 01 Mei 2013 | 19.55

A MAN who headbutted a pair of strangers in a Moonah pub was suffering from insomnia and had mixed sleeping tablets with alcohol, the Supreme Court in Hobart has heard. Storeman David Laurence Croswell, 29, appeared before Justice Peter Evans and pleaded...
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Act now on forest truce: PM

TASMANIAN conservationists and loggers who signed a historic peace agreement must now deliver its jobs and environmental objectives, Prime Minister Julia Gillard says. The Tasmanian parliament last night passed legislation formalising the agreement...
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'Hateful' flyer sparks inquiry

TASMANIA Police have been asked to investigate "hateful" pamphlets being distributed in the southern electorate of Nelson. The Mercury understands about 3400 of the pamphlets – claiming to contain "homosexual stats" -- have been distributed since Monday....
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Rising river strands walkers

Written By Unknown on Senin, 29 April 2013 | 19.55

The Gordon River crossing on the Lake Rhona track in more favourable weather conditions. Pictures: DAVID KILLICK POLICE have warned bushwalkers to be better prepared for adverse weather after two rescues from a popular walking track. The Westpac...
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Low-cost rentals rare: study

A CARAVAN on a factory site and rooms in share houses are the only affordable accommodation options for Tasmanians on low incomes, a new survey shows. The Anglicare Rental Affordability Snapshot surveyed 2677 rental properties advertised across the...
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Sydney SC joins crash probe

A TOP Sydney prosecutor will oversee the police investigation into a fatal motor vehicle accident involving Director of Public Prosecutions Tim Ellis, SC. Mr Ellis was seriously injured in a road accident on the Midland Highway near Oatlands on March...
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