The Examiner
Thursday, 30 November 2023
Christopher Mark Jordan yet to plead on alleged murder of Shyanne-Lee Tatnell
Nick Clark
Government officials have arrived to investigate the incident.
Benjamin Seeder
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Tasmania's VFL entry is planned for 2025.
Josh Partridge
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Lefroy Medallist Sam Siggins high-fives teammate Josh McGuinness earlier this year. Picture by Linda Higginson/Solstice Digital
The $15 million project will be completed by July 2024.
Hamish Geale
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Construction of the new tower crane at Launceston General Hospital (left) and the Health Hub tower crane (right). Picture by Phillip Biggs
'None of this can be allowed to continue.'
Anna McGuinness
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Hollywood actress joins hunger strike for permanent Gaza ceasefire
Heavy rainfall is causing river rises in several states.
Anna McGuinness
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Flooding at Lake Conjola on November 29. Picture by NSW SES Ulladulla Unit
The heart-stopping close call 'could've ended catastrophically'.
Anna McGuinness
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A school bus rolls towards a busy petrol station in Casino, NSW. Picture via ABC
What's on
A 50th anniversary Pink Floyd album show comes to the planetarium.
Declan Durrant
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The local brewpub's owners said the award was 'humbling'.
Declan Durrant
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Du Cane has been awarded New Brewery of the Year. Pictured are Du Cane owner Sam Reid and staff member Sam Phillips. Picture by Phillip Biggs
Curious penguins and sleeping in the snow all part of the journey.
Molly Appleton
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Perth's boilermaker/welder Danny Littlejohn working on Antarctica. Picture supplied
"It's a busy time for football in Tasmania," Jennifer Guy says.
Ben Hann
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Old Launcestonians' Abbey Green played the Tasmanian women's team in their defeat to Queensland earlier in the year. Picture by Linda Higginson/Solstice Digital
A good day on the golf course has never been more of a certainty.
Hamish Geale
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'Happy soul' Rick Gesler left behind wife and two children.
Benjamin Seeder
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Richard Gesler left behind wife Rena and two children, Camden and Lily. Source: GoFundMe
Commissioner's report exposes foster system failures
Isabel Bird
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Tasmanian teams will play in two matches next year.
Josh Partridge
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Tasmanian representatives Alex Lee and Jennifer Guy. Picture by AFL Tasmania
David James Harvey did not enter a plea in court on Wednesday.
Benjamin Seeder
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Launceston man charged with possessing child abuse, bestiality images
The Examiner's player of the year top four remains unchanged.
Josh Partridge
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Riverside's Kaidyn Apted impressed on Saturday. Picture by Phillip Biggs
Team adamant of success: "We're right up there with the top."
Ben Hann
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A community orchestra is ready to share what they've learnt.
Declan Durrant
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Margaret Hoban conducts for the Launceston Community Orchestra ahead of the group's End of Year concert. Picture supplied
A man who kicked a door in Magistrates Court has appealed
Nick Clark
You can have your voice heard and reap some rewards through a survey.
Joe Colbrook
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City of Launceston parks planner Matthew Jordan and mayor Matthew Garwood at Riverbend Park, Launceston. Picture by Phillip Biggs
Will Uber Taxi undermine limits on working for long periods?
Anna Houlahan
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Clare Nowland, 95, died in hospital one week after being Tasered on May 17.
Anna Houlahan
Senior constable Kristian White leaves Cooma Local Court on September 6, 2023. Picture by AAP Image/Lukas Coch
The girl group is throwing back to the 90s down under in 2024.
Anna McGuinness
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TLC, America's top girl group, is touring Australia in 2024. Picture supplied by Live Nation
The constable was charged with four counts of common assault.
Anna Houlahan
Nicholas and Michael McCormack after a win for the Wagga Tigers. File picture
'How could he leave me on that couch?' she said, through tears.
Tim Piccione
Brittany Higgins arrives at the Federal Court to give evidence. Picture AAP
Tasmania's VFL entry is planned for 2025.
Josh Partridge
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Lefroy Medallist Sam Siggins high-fives teammate Josh McGuinness earlier this year. Picture by Linda Higginson/Solstice Digital
"It's a busy time for football in Tasmania," Jennifer Guy says.
Ben Hann
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Old Launcestonians' Abbey Green played the Tasmanian women's team in their defeat to Queensland earlier in the year. Picture by Linda Higginson/Solstice Digital
Tasmanian teams will play in two matches next year.
Josh Partridge
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Tasmanian Pony and Riding Club holding one-day event at Powranna.
Rob Shaw
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Sophie Ranson on Summerwood Park Red Rover at the Tasmanian Pony and Riding Club event at Powranna in 2021. Picture by Paul Scambler
The Examiner's player of the year top four remains unchanged.
Josh Partridge
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Riverside's Kaidyn Apted impressed on Saturday. Picture by Phillip Biggs
Team adamant of success: "We're right up there with the top."
Ben Hann
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Claudia Matteo, Sheryl Burnie, Elizabeth Virieux and Sophie Tatnell will be a part of the Tasmanian side competing at the softball nationals. Picture by Phillip Biggs
Launceston Greyhound Racing Club repays community at Mowbray.
Brennan Ryan
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Launceston Greyhound Racing Club committee member Ben Clark with owner Robyn Johnson after Princess Murphy took out the Devonport Maiden Final on Tuesday. Picture supplied

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See the before an after images of 275 Charles Street, Launceston.
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Tennis courts and river views grace these stunning properties.
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Those looking for a dream home in Northern Tasmania are spoiled for choice. Pictured above are 99 Normanstone Road, South Launceston, and 1 South Bank, Trevallyn. Pictured below are 161 Back Creed Road, Pipers River, and 8 Whymper Court, Prospect Vale. Pictures supplied
Western Junction is continually adding new warehouses, businesses.
Hamish Geale
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Hydro slammed for Ugandan project where worker shot in 2017.
Benjamin Seeder
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Promoter labels stadium business case 'a basket case'
Matt Maloney
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An AC/DC show held in Hobart in 2001 was the largest single musical content to be held at the state, but only attracted 16,000 people and was a significant financial loss for the band.
David Greenwood was killed crossing a Hobart road last year.
Benjamin Seeder
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Man died crossing road after waiting 1.5 hours for no-show Metro buses
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Melissa Thompson charts the evolution of famous dishes.
Karen Hardy
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And try this easy six-step chocolate mousse for dessert.
Karen Hardy
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Roast garlic chicken on potato and leek gratin. Picture by Chris Court. Recipe and styling: Donna Hay
Religiousness is shrinking, but its influence is growing.
Michael Dove
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Reducing the influence of religion on state institutions would be beneficial for believers and non-believers. Picture Shutterstock
From easy dinners to vegan bakes, there's a cookbook for everyone.
Karen Hardy
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Every cook likes to find a cookbook under the Christmas tree. Picture Shutterstock
All proceeds go directly to the Clifford Craig Foundation.
Stephanie Dalton
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Friends of Clifford Craig volunteers Helen and Ken Bassett at last year's garden fete. Picture supplied
With a focus on sustainable cruising, Hurtigruten Expeditions is helping people to experience one of the world's most beautiful and pristine regions - Antartica.
Rosie Ryan
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Calvary Ryde residential aged care offers its chapel for a very special wedding day.
Katie and husband Linton, parents Warwick and Helen and Monsignor Kerry Bayada (centre). Picture supplied
This revolutionary company is transforming the sector, taking the industry by storm.
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Forget about the stress of buying the perfect gift this Christmas.
Jake the White Lion visits guests during their dinner in the uShaka Lodge Dining Room. Picture supplied
The innovative cruise operator's mission is to provide the ultimate sense of freedom for its sea and culture seeking travellers, with no schedule to follow but your own.
Cruising the dazzling Amalfi Coast with Norwegian Escape. Picture supplied

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A good day on the golf course has never been more of a certainty.
Hamish Geale
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'This is really helpful for both our waistlines and our wallets.'
Stephanie Dalton
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Launceston Mayor Mathew Garwood and Self Help Workplace chairman Nathan Calman inside the new greenhouse. Picture by Rod Thompson
The community came together to celebrate the Salvos 140 years on.
Stephanie Dalton
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 Songster leader Jeremy Reeve at the Salvation Army in Launceston, where they celebrated the 140th anniversary. Picture by Phillip Biggs
The historic building once employed thousands of Tasmanians.
Stephanie Dalton
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Avery Harwood with some of his Coats and Patons memorabilia. Pictures by Craig George
Graeme Whiteley has been square dance calling for 66 years.
Hamish Geale
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North-West square dancers Graeme and Shirley Whiteley. Pictures supplied
Government officials have arrived to investigate the incident.
Benjamin Seeder
Tasmania's VFL entry is planned for 2025.
Josh Partridge
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Lefroy Medallist Sam Siggins high-fives teammate Josh McGuinness earlier this year. Picture by Linda Higginson/Solstice Digital
Curious penguins and sleeping in the snow all part of the journey.
Molly Appleton
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Perth's boilermaker/welder Danny Littlejohn working on Antarctica. Picture supplied
Government officials have arrived to investigate the incident.
Benjamin Seeder
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A large pod of whales was discovered washed ashore on Freycenet Peninsular. Photo by Chris Theobald.
The $15 million project will be completed by July 2024.
Hamish Geale
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Construction of the new tower crane at Launceston General Hospital (left) and the Health Hub tower crane (right). Picture by Phillip Biggs
Letters to the Editor for November 27.
Letters to the Editor
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Collingwood's Brody Mihocek is tackled by good friend Robbie Fox of the Swans in 2020. File picture
Our experts help you decide.
Amy Cooper and Mal Chenu
One of the country's top chefs is behind this eatery.
Ben Groundwater
What it's like to eat in one of Peru's best restaurants
From a family-friendly resort to luxe digs, we have you covered.
Akash Arora
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Crystalbrook Byron.
Direct flights from Sydney and a stunning new lodge.
Two great reasons to book a holiday in this world-class wine region in WA
This island off an island is a place of treasures.
Scott Hannaford
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Diamond hunting and other priceless moments on Tasmania's Flinders Island
Car Expert
Lotus' 450kW ultra-fast EV chargers can add over 140km of range in five minutes. They're already in China, with other markets on the way.
Jade Credentino
Chery Australia is asserting itself as the 'premium' pick of China's vehicle brands, considering itself a rival to the Koreans and Japanese.
James Wong
Chery says it's the 'most premium' Chinese brand, guns for Japan, Korea
Over 250 examples of the Porsche 911 are being recalled as the side airbags may deploy unnecessarily in the event of a crash.
Jack Quick
Porsche 911 recalled due to airbag fault
A European patent has revealed BMW could call it could call the forthcoming electric M3 the iM3. It'll likely have a quad-motor drivetrain.
Jack Quick
BMW's upcoming electric M3 has a name - report
The Tesla Model 3 update brings more equipment, greater range but higher prices. It's here in early 2024.
William Stopford
The Senior
Thousands have heard Reg's stories about Kokoda Track. He has some simple advice to young people.
Staff Reporter
Discover the processes that spark genius in this engrossing film.
Staff Reporter
Daniel Johns and David Helfgott in a still from the film. Picture supplied
Ghana migrant Ebenezer Banful prides himself on connecting cultures.
Rowan Cowley
ACT Senior Australian of the Year Ebenezer Banful. Picture by Salty Dingo

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Different feeding systems in Victoria explored at a Dairy Australia farmer forum, Moama NSW.
Rachel Simmonds
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Prices are beginning to trend back up at Kyneton.
Philippe Perez
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Emma and James Collins, Barro Group, Gisborne yarded more than 70 Hereford and Black Blady cattle at Kyneton's November sale. Picture by Philippe Perez
Heavy rain across Victoria is not expected to cause the giant Dartmouth Dam to spill like it did just a year ago, for now at least.
Chris McLennan
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Many people travelled to the remote Dartmouth Dam late last year to witness the rare sight of water cascading down its rocky spillway for the first time in 26 years.
And try this easy six-step chocolate mousse for dessert.
Karen Hardy
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Melissa Thompson charts the evolution of famous dishes.
Karen Hardy
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Peanut and sweet potato stew. Picture supplied

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