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CITY workers had a pleasant surprise when they spotted a platypus taking a swim through the Hobart CBD. SEE THE VIDEO
Broken jaw Suspended sentence for neighbour attack
A MAN who broke his elderly neighbour’s jaw with one punch in an unprovoked attack has received an eight-month wholly suspended sentence.
Fish farms Tassal keeps North-West options open
TASSAL says it is interested in expanding to new parts of Tasmania following a State Government move to open more of the state’s coastal waters to fish farming.
Qantas issue Two Qantas flights turn back
TWO flights are returning to Sydney with engineering issues. One flight to Dallas was dumping fuel off the coast of Sydney.
Tassie Living Five of the best Tassie cheeseries
WITH ideal producing conditions, Tasmania makes some of the most exquisite cheeses in the world. So pour yourself a glass of wine, get the cheese board out and delve into the huge range of unique cheeses the state has to offer.
Storm warning ‘Major winter storm’ is coming
IF YOU thought winter was on its way out, think again. There are warnings of a serious storm this weekend.
Education centre STEM precinct push hotting up
THE influential Property Council of Australia has thrown its weight behind a $400 million STEM centre in the Hobart CBD.
$2.8 million grant Federal funds secured for Kingston Park
THE redevelopment of the former Kingston High School will finally receive Federal Government funding.
Feasibility study Mt Roland cable car an ‘attractive’ option
WHILE debate rages about a proposal for a cable car on Mt Wellington, plans for another cable car ‘are quietly gaining traction.
Marriage debate Gay marriage rebels up the ante
LIBERAL supporters of same-sex marriage are doubling down ahead of a partyroom showdown next week, with one preparing to release a draft bill.
Education Matters Challenging times for male teachers
A NEW study has revealed the fears, uncertainties and expectations facing male primary school teachers across the state.
Talking Point A better plan for mental health
CONNIE DIGOLIS: Blame and finger pointing won’t help get services to those who need them most.
Talking Point Everyone can help vulnerable children
KITTLE TE RIELE was moved by the recent report on vulnerable children in Tasmania.
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Doubts surround China dairy deal
THE Chinese company which owns Tasmania’s most famous dairy property says it will keep its long-term commitments to significantly invest in the business.
Dog jibe lands man in jail for four months
A LAUNCESTON man found guilty of contempt of court after threatening a juror in a Supreme Court trial has been sentenced to four months in prison.
Exclusion the best solution
WILDLIFE may be taking advantage of Tasmanians’ gardens, but experts say there are solutions close at hand.
Call to go public on misconduct
Tasmania’s Integrity Commission should start holding corruption hearings in public in order to better expose graft and misconduct, says a national think tank.
Push to boost respect on sporting field
A FOOTBALL umpire who was allegedly assaulted six weeks ago will return to the field this weekend for the launch of an initiative promoting mutual respect between coaches, players and officials.
Mayor’s driving rap raising concerns
A CODE of conduct complaint was lodged against Southern Midlands mayor Tony Bisdee last year for allegedly using a council vehicle while he did not hold a licence.
Salmon farms cast net to North-West
FISH farming looks set to be expanded to Tasmania’s far North-West in what has emerged as a landmark day for the aquaculture industry.
Jane Holden’s appeal turns to costs
SACKED health boss Jane Holden could be asked to put up or shut up in appeal proceedings over a workplace dispute.
Fierce rivalry How Walls learned to hate the Bombers
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Medal decision, Danger’s to make: Gill
AFL DAILY: GILLON McLachlan says he will talk to Patrick Dangerfield about presenting the Brownlow Medal while no one is as excited about The Footy Show’s return than Eddie McGuire.
Forward planning Suns start chase for 2018 finals
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Fish farms Tassal keeps North-West options open
TASSAL says it is interested in expanding to new parts of Tasmania following a State Government move to open more of the state’s coastal waters to fish farming.
Feasibility study Mt Roland cable car an ‘attractive’ option
WHILE debate rages about a proposal for a cable car on Mt Wellington, plans for another cable car ‘are quietly gaining traction.
VDL sale Doubts surround China dairy deal
THE Chinese company which owns Tasmania’s most famous dairy property says it will keep its long-term commitments to significantly invest in the business.
‘Massive upgrade’ Tassie net speed tops nation, says Telstra
TELSTRA says the upgrading of 20 exchanges across the state will make Tasmania’s internet speeds “equal to anywhere in the world”.
Tasty treat Honey export hits Chinese sweet spot
THE taste of Tasmanian honey is hitting the sweet spot for Chinese consumers, with one of biggest beekeepers in the south of the state shipping eight tonnes in their first container export.
Education Matters Challenging times for male teachers
A NEW study has revealed the fears, uncertainties and expectations facing male primary school teachers across the state.
REO speedwagon Battered bus is a renovator’s dream
A FUNKY old bus which has spent many years languishing at New Norfolk’s Willow Court Antique Centre is being revived to transport tourists around southern Tasmania.
All fired up Brad’s remedy for deep freeze
IF you felt like the ugg boots and extra blankets didn’t quite cut it in July you could be right — Hobart shivered its way through its coldest July night since 1982.
Bruny Island Embrace the island lifestyle
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Property sales State’s billion-dollar market boom
ALMOST $1 billion worth of houses and units were sold in the June quarter in Tasmania, a property report has revealed.
Movie review Blonde tips over the edge
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Electronic dreamers Human League to tour Australia
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New SBS series Fat Pig Farm caravan holds little charm
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New HQ Burnie arts boost as Ten Days moves in
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Broken jaw Suspended sentence for neighbour attack
A MAN who broke his elderly neighbour’s jaw with one punch in an unprovoked attack has received an eight-month wholly suspended sentence.
Remains identified Mystery of missing Tassie man solved
SKELETAL remains found inside a submerged car in Queensland’s Wide Bay region have been confirmed as a Tasmanian man who has been missing for 13 years.
Politics
$2.8 million grant Federal funds secured for Kingston Park
THE redevelopment of the former Kingston High School will finally receive Federal Government funding.
Search for replacement Children’s Commissioner steps down
THE revolving door of Tasmanian Children’s Commissioners continues with incumbent Mark Morrissey the latest to resign part way through his term.
Opinion
Talking Point A better plan for mental health
CONNIE DIGOLIS: Blame and finger pointing won’t help get services to those who need them most.
Talking Point Everyone can help vulnerable children
KITTLE TE RIELE was moved by the recent report on vulnerable children in Tasmania.
Tasmania
Fish farms Tassal keeps North-West options open
TASSAL says it is interested in expanding to new parts of Tasmania following a State Government move to open more of the state’s coastal waters to fish farming.
Quick dip Platypus takes a swim into Hobart CBD
CITY workers had a pleasant surprise when they spotted a platypus taking a swim through the Hobart CBD. SEE THE VIDEO
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Explosive transcript Trump-Turnbull transcript brings tears
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Explosive transcript Trump-Turnbull transcript brings tears
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