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Cage fighter behind bars

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 26 Juni 2013 | 17.12

AN experienced cage fighter has been jailed over a vicious and unprovoked attack on a stranger in a Hobart nightclub. Joseph Michael Tullo, 21, of Cradoc, had earlier been convicted by a jury of grievous bodily harm over the assault at the Observatory...
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Labor leadership ballot tonight

KEVIN Rudd has won the Labor leadership spill, beating Julia Gillard 57 votes to 45. Deputy prime minister Wayne Swan has quit as has Senate leader Stephen Conroy. The Australian has reported that Penny Wong has been elected as Labor's new leader in...
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Kickbacks, conspiracy, rorts

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 25 Juni 2013 | 17.13

KICKBACKS to public servants, a conspiracy to pervert the course of justice and a 10-year travel expenses rort have been revealed in a report by the Tasmanian Integrity Commission. Commission CEO Diane Merryfull released an Investigations Report as...
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Driving death case adjourned

A CASE against a Queensland man charged with negligently causing the death of three people last year when the trailer of his truck detached and crashed into a bus has been adjourned today. Harvey John Charnock, 55, of Waverley, Queensland, is yet to...
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Not-guilty plea to GBH

Written By Unknown on Senin, 24 Juni 2013 | 17.13

A CLARENDON Vale man shot a teenager in the stomach shortly after someone smashed in his front window with a fire extinguisher, the Supreme Court has heard. Ronnie Edward Jackson, 40, has pleaded not guilty to causing grievous bodily harm on October...
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Report queried Gunns' health

THE former chairman of timber company Gunns, John Gay, has appeared in a Launceston court charged over insider trading. He has pleaded not guilty. The author of a report for the Australian Securities and Investment Commission says a management report...
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Boy drowns in fishing tragedy

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 23 Juni 2013 | 17.13

A FATHER and son fishing trip has ended in tragedy at Bicheno with a man and his six-year-old son being swept off rocks by a wave. Police last night confirmed the boy had drowned, while the search for his father was ongoing late last night. The father...
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Nude swim a cheeky event

EXHILARATING. Freezing. Amazing. That is how Dark MOFO artistic director Leigh Carmichael described his festival's inaugural nude swim which took place at first light off Long Beach in Sandy Bay today. Hundreds of hardy souls wearing nothing but red...
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