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Bell Bay in fight for survival

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 27 Juli 2013 | 17.13

A DARK cloud hangs over the future of Bell Bay Aluminium smelter, with an economic storm looming similar to the one that flattened the state's woodchip industry. About 500 workers' jobs are in jeopardy, despite the smelter benefiting from a generous...
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Disaster data made easy

KNOWN as "ERIC", a new computer tool that will help authorities react better to emergencies was officially launched yesterday. Developed by the CSIRO, the Emergency Response Intelligence Capability collects data and displays it on a map-based interface...
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Record haul for Give Me 5

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 26 Juli 2013 | 17.12

HOBART radio duo Kim Napier and Dave Noonan are "over the moon" after raising a record amount for sick kids at the Royal Hobart Hospital. The Heart 107.3 team's month-long Give Me 5 for Kids campaign raised $255,077.33. The impressive tally was for...
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Protest hits Spirit of Tasmania

WORKERS protesting against the sacking of one of their colleagues are stopping freight trucks boarding the Spirit of Tasmania in Port Melbourne. Around 150 Qube workers are blocking the trucks from getting on the ship - which is due to set sail at 7.30pm....
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Gifts from sublime to ridiculous

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 25 Juli 2013 | 18.04

WHAT more could a future king of England want? The Northern Territory's gift to the newborn Prince George of Cambridge is a baby crocodile named George, while Tasmania is sending some leather booties and making a donation to charity. NT Chief Minister...
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Cop accused of lying sacked

A POLICE officer accused of making a false statement over a 2011 triple shooting in Devonport has been sacked. The 45-year-old Launceston constable had been suspended on full pay since October 2011 pending an investigation into allegations he gave a...
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Rains bring welcome relief

Written By Unknown on Senin, 22 Juli 2013 | 17.13

Farmers have welcomed recent heavy rains. FARMERS have stretched out their arms and may have even danced in the rain. The welcome rains have topped up dams, moistened dry soils and might even have a positive effect on livestock markets. Dave Jones,...
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Royal baby on the way

Prince William and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge. Picture: AP THE Duchess of Cambridge has gone into labour.Palace officials say Prince William's wife, Kate, has been admitted to the hospital in the early stages of labour.Royal officials said that...
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Hopes to salvage Viking boat

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 21 Juli 2013 | 17.12

ONE of the biggest drawcards from February's Australian Wooden Boat Festival is now languishing at Franklin in need of some TLC. The 11-tonne pine and oak Viking boat Rusich made a 13,500 nautical mile journey from the Volga to the Derwent for the festival....
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Fading snaps tell migrant tales

FOR the past 38 years, Nicola Goc has been enchanted by her mother-in-law's tales of migration from Poland after World War II. A cherished biscuit tin full of old black and white photographs offers a pictorial essay of the emotion-charged pilgrimage,...
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