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Great balls of fire

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 08 Desember 2012 | 17.12

HOT ACT: Self-declared Australia's "King of Circus" Roy Maloy smashes the world fire-breathing record yesterday. Picture: LEIGH WINBURN MORE than 500 fireballs were hurled into the air by Australian circus king Roy Maloy as he attempted his fifth...
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Ambo boost call to aid responses

AMBULANCE crews must be boosted to improve Tasmania's emergency response times, says an internal report released yesterday. The report calls for an urgent increase to crews and stations to bring down the emergency waiting times in Hobart and Launceston....
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Public meeting on Sikh plan

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 06 Desember 2012 | 17.12

The Chapel St Reserve will be the site of a public meeting later today about the proposed Sikh temple. Picture: TINA STAGG A PUBLIC meeting about a proposed Sikh temple in Glenorchy is being held today at the Chapel Street Reserve at 6.30pm. The...
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Man guilty of murder, arson

THE daughter of a murdered man has looked his killer in the eye and told him his evil deed has devastated an entire family. Her voice cracking with emotion, Brittany Birrell-Williams looked straight at Stuart Barry Russell in the dock of the Supreme...
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Dodgy tender ends in jail

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 05 Desember 2012 | 17.12

A FORMER Southern Water engineer has been jailed for corruption. Anton Cristofer Colev, 35, of Kalgoorlie, was found guilty of corruption in business by a jury in the Supreme Court in Hobart last month. The charge related to a pipeline duplication...
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Preparing for a fire crisis

MOST Tasmanians are well informed about bushfire safety but that doesn't translate into being well prepared, says local expert Damien Killalea. The Tasmania Fire Service's director of community fire safety believes a relatively small proportion of the...
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Job losses cut deep, says union

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 04 Desember 2012 | 17.12

CPSU national deputy secretary Rupert Evans told the rally federal budget cuts were being felt disproportionately in Tasmania. Picture: KIM EISZELE ABOUT 70 federal public servants rallied in Hobart today to demand an end to job losses in Tasmania....
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Souped-up forensic services

Tasmania Police issued a warning last month that opportunistic thieves have been breaking into homes while the owners are still inside or briefly absent in their quest for valuable jewellery. BUSTING burglars may become easier thanks to an equipment...
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Forum on smoke-free future

Written By Unknown on Senin, 03 Desember 2012 | 17.12

A FORUM in Hobart today is investigating new approaches to tackle Tasmania's continued high smoking rates. Opening the "A Smoke-Free Community -- Is It Possible?" forum at the University of Tasmania this morning, Health Minister Michelle O'Byrne said...
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Caution on online credit

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 02 Desember 2012 | 17.12

Police are investigating a number of online scams in Tasmania following reports of goods being purchased using stolen credit cards. Picture: THINKSTOCK TASMANIAN shoppers need to be on guard when giving credit card details to online retailers this...
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Toy run touched by tragedy

SOUTHERN Tasmania was brought to a standstill yesterday as 8000 motorcycles snaked their way into Hobart on the 33rd Toy Run. But the event, which grows larger each year, was marred by tragedy with the death of an Ulverstone motorcyclist at Conara....
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