Northern Tasmania News, sport and weather

Search for Tasmania’s biggest Tatts winner continues

Sarah Aquilina

Police praise TasRail for ‘outstanding result’ after train crash in Devonport

Sarah Lansdown and Lucy Slade

HONOURING GLENFRUIN'S HISTORY: Formal dining room with original features, including chandeliers, fireplace and bay window. Pictures: Supplied

Glenfruin’s secrets revealed from lofty location

Johanna Baker-Dowdell

TSO director receives highest university alumni honour

Caitlin Jarvis

Launceston’s Carols by Candlelight moves closer to Christmas

Kasey Wilkins

OPERATIC EVENING: Back from left are Nathan Bryon, Cheryl Barker and Peter Coleman-Wright. Front are Pamela Andrews, Simon Kenway and Laura Scandizzo.

Gala set to go the distance at Holy Trinity

Sean Slatter

Family home destroyed in ‘accidental’ fire

Imogen Elliott

Woman jumped out of moving car to escape ‘jealous’ boyfriend, jury told

Launceston Supreme Court

Launceston General Hospital bed block disputes continue

Launceston Show will go on as a one-day event in October

Tasmanian Forests and Forest Products Network host inaugural forum

Tasmania Fire Service attends vehicle fire near Elizabeth Town

Search for Tasmania’s biggest Tatts winner continues

Shark attack: Burnie woman Justine Barwick was attacked by a shark in the Whitsundays. Picture: File

Burnie woman fighting for life after shark attack

Launceston Show will go on as a one-day event in October

IMAGINATION: The artist behind Launceston's tiny doors, Lord Scabar, insists people should make their own meaning from the project. Picture: Phillip Biggs

Lord Scabar reveals ‘magic in the mystery’ for tiny doors project

Community urged to support Tasmanian growers by buying fruit

Orchid show blooms

New breed of Northern cricket

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Boy flexes his abs to land longshot plunge

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Bracknell veteran chases elusive second flag

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Gala set to go the distance at Holy Trinity

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New-look Tasmania nets first win in two years

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State returns to the Devils

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BRAINS TRUST: Team coach Andrew Gower and director of coaching Tom Coyle celebrate the inaugural CTPL season launch of the Greater Northern Raiders. Pictures: Paul Scambler

New breed of Northern cricket

Andrew Mathieson

PLUNGE LANDED: Abs Boy, driven by Mark Yole, lands a longshot plunge with a narrow win at Mowbray on Friday night. Picture: Greg Mansfield

Boy flexes his abs to land longshot plunge

Greg Mansfield

SEASONED CAMPAIGNER: Bracknell veteran Matthew Bosworth.

Bracknell veteran chases elusive second flag

Hamish Geale

New breed of Northern cricket

HERE WE GO: All-rounder Courtney Webb celebrates a wicket with skipper Brooke Hepburn in Tasmania's first WNCL win in two years. Picture: AAP

New-look Tasmania nets first win in two years

Hamish Geale

State returns to the Devils

Brad Cole

Gala set to go the distance at Holy Trinity

Sean Slatter

Launceston Show will go on as a one-day event in October

Caitlin Jarvis

Launceston’s Carols by Candlelight moves closer to Christmas

Kasey Wilkins

Gala set to go the distance at Holy Trinity

Strawberry sauternes & mascarpone trifle, by Neil Perry. Photo: William Meppem

Social media lights up with strawberry recipes

Nadine Morton

SPEAKING ON SUNDAY: Dr Patsy Cameron will deliver a lecture at the QVMAG meeting room at Inveresk on Sunday.

Voices give new perspective to history

Sean Slatter

Artentwine festival's Petuna Seafood People's Choice Award and Long Lunch.

Five unmissable festivals in the Tamar Valley this spring

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Value is more than price

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Lifestyle property offers peaceful and serene views of the Tamar

Maeve McKenna

Open homes | Thursday, September 20 – Saturday. September 22

Maeve McKenna

Valley views go on forever

Lana Best

EASY CARE: Cymbidiums are not difficult to grow and require a simple maintenance plan to keep them stunning and healthy.

A year in the life of the cymbidiums

Introducing ‘My Island Home’ and ‘Regulars’

Fairfax Tasmania

French beans do well in most gardens and are prolific croppers.

Around the garden

A year in the life of the cymbidiums

HIGHER POWER: 20th Battalion chaplain Captain Robert Crawford, from Toowong, Queensland, conducting a burial service near Péronne on August 31, 1918. Picture: AWM E03092

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

PAW PRIDE: George Town's Tina Nicholls with her dogs Holly and Sox. Picture: Paul Scambler.

Paws and effect at George Town on Sunday

Sean Slatter

Orchid show blooms

The new beautiful Brisbane street mall is now open

Photos from the Country Gold Netball Carnival

Train Derailment in Devonport | photos

Glenfruin’s secrets revealed from lofty location

Johanna Baker-Dowdell

Throwback Thursday: September 19 to 20, 2008

Paul Scambler

Sharon Holbrook and Rosemaria Brown at the Resilience Awards ceremony, in Launceston.

Faces from the Launceston Resilience Awards ceremony

CELEBRATING MILESTONES: Fonterra and Foodbank staff stand with pallet of dairy food to be donated to hunger relief. Picture: Supplied

Fonterra donates 2.5m kilos of dairy

Johanna Baker-Dowdell

Have your say: Submit a letter to the editor here

The Examiner

September 21, 2018: Your say on phones in schools, cartoons, pension pay rise

Letters to the editor

September 20, 2018: Your say on defence, Christmas and health

SPOTLIGHT: Failings of the aged care industry will come under scrutiny from a Royal Commission.

Advocacy groups applaud aged care Royal Commission news

Eileen Wood

Simply stunned: Michael Palin said he feels "incredibly lucky" to have had such a diverse career, from Monty Python to travelling the world. Photo: John Swannell

Michael Palin: Always look on the bright side of life

Samara Ross

COMMONPLACE: Close to one million colonoscopies are carried out each year.

Colonoscopy stories wanted

Samara Ross

Independent candidate Kerryn Phelps believes Wentworth voters are very politically engaged.

Wentworth campaign a preference 'circus'

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Some insurers were found to have undervalued quotes to rebuild fire damaged homes in Wye River.

Insurer 'used lowest quote' after bushfire

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A crane will be needed to help clear the site of a deliberate freight train derailment in Tasmania.

Crane to help clean up Tas derailment

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The Royal Melbourne Show is again expected to draw in hundreds of families over its opening weekend.

Rock star headlines Royal Melbourne Show

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Experts believe more than one shark is responsible for two recent attacks in Cid Harbour.

Drum lines placed after Qld shark attacks

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Remains discovered in SA believed to be Colleen Adams will undergo a formal identification process.

Adams remains to undergo autopsy in SA

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A rise in complaints suggests that the government is improving the aged care sector, Ken Wyatt says.

Aged care complaint system works: minister

Paul Osborne
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Mr Morrison rejected suggestions it was a slush fund to get the Catholics off his back politically.

States not happy with Catholic school deal

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Hamilton Island’s Qualia … a taste of what’s available through A&K.

Six highlights in your travel week | 21 Sept

John Rozentals

Why high fashion and travel make perfect bedfellows

Burma Lane … a place to dazzle your tastebuds.

Undiscovered Melbourne still surprises and delights

John Rozentals

A year in the life of the cymbidiums

The Makers & Technology Festival brings people and ideas together for the workforce of the future. Image Shutterstock.

Skills steaming forward

Around the garden

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