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Saturday, 27 July 2024
Police
The man allegedly conducted several burnouts and doughnuts on the court.
Staff Reporters • 2hrs ago
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Follow all the action from the Paris opening ceremony.
Karen Hardy, Josh Callinan, Caden Helmers
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The sale record had stood for nearly a decade.
Hamish Geale
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The family home at 8 Whymper Court, Prospect Vale. Pictures supplied
Clinics and supporter days also included in six-day tour.
Ben Hann • 13m ago
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Milton Doyle scores against Melbourne United in last year's pre-season match at Elphin Sports Centre. Picture by Paul Scambler
Was it Alabama, Kansas, Iowa or Oregon?
Anna Houlahan
Truman Capotes 1966 non-fiction novel In Cold Blood was set in which US state? Picture John Downing/Express/Getty Images
A petition for Biddy has reached 12,000 signatures.
Grace Dudley
Rebekah Porter holding a photo of her daughter Biddy. Picture supplied
Five luxury design homes from around the country.
Jen Melocco
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The view is as stunning as the home design in this property in Cygnet in Tasmania. Pic: Supplied
Opinion
We can't do this alone.
Dr. Jed Donoghue • 54m ago
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'Love all creatures great and small, they all deserve respect.'
Saree Salter • 1hr ago
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Snake handler Matthew Lowndes at the Serpentarium Wildlife Park in St Helens. Picture supplied
Tasmania saluted in front of 45,000 spectators on the Swan River.
Marion Sargent • 1hr ago
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The Tasmanians who participated in the interstate rowing races on the Swan River, May 5, 1906. At back: W Robinson (sculler), CB Whitesides, K Heritage, J Steele, J Coogan (coach). Centre: D Munro, S Pedder, MC Boniwell, F Stephens, TH Scarborough. In front: C Valentine (manager), C Colvin (cox). A Spurling's Studio photo. Picture by Weekly Courier, May 26, 1906.
Cultural Conversations offers education on diversity.
Duncan Bailey
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A young woman had a seizure in court under cross-examination.
Hugh Bohane
Launceston Magistrates Court. Picture Paul Scambler
An astonishing number of ratepayers have voted on the designs.
Hamish Geale
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Kicked into the long grass: bail reform and what is 'unacceptable risk'
Nick Clark
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Bail Reform Bill 2021 gathers dust while interstate reforms continue
The 16-year-old plays his 100th game for South Launceston on Sunday.
Josh Partridge
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South Launceston's Ryder Bugg has been named in the under-16 All-Australian team. Picture by Craig George
RSPCA meets fundraising goal within three days.
Jess Flint
RSPCA animal attendants Monique Jones and Jaiden Burger with labradoodles Rufus and Bonnie. Picture by David Bellamy.
Our Places
Council have invited the previous installers to be a part of the new venture.
Declan Durrant
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Coronial findings released into the death of Nelda Edwards.
Matt Maloney
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Coroner Simon Cooper says the evidence given by Stephen Edwards on the death of his elderly mother was confusing and accused him of telling outright lies during a coronial inquiry.
Twenty-six men and 16 women have graduated their police course.
Matt Maloney
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St Lukes wellness centre opens up opportunities for partnerships.
Duncan Bailey
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Megs Culhane of Fit 'n Kicking and Brigid Wilkinson CEO COTA Tasmania at the Industry night at St Lukes new building 93 Cimitiere Street, Launceston. Picture by Paul Scambler
Saturday will be Connor Young's first game for 2024.
Josh Partridge
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North Launceston's Connor Young plays his first game since the 2023 grand final on Saturday. Picture by Phillip Biggs
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'Let's make the most Aussie rave in history!'
Annika Rhoades
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Police allege an immigration detainee used an encrypted messaging service to deal drugs and co-ordinate a network of runners outside the facility.
Rachael Ward • 2hrs ago
Two men are accused of involvement in a drug supply racket run from Villawood Detention Centre. Photo: HANDOUT/NSW POLICE
Victoria and NSW are experiencing a significant uptick.
Carla Mascarenhas
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Colorized transmission electron micrograph of monkeypox virus particles (red) found within an infected cell (blue), cultured in the laboratory. Pictures by Universal Images Group/Shutterstock
Police accused of assault, battery and false imprisonment.
Anna Houlahan
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Festival goers at Splendour In the Grass on July 20, 2019. Picture AAP Image/Regi Varghese
NASA said the light show will last until dawn.
Anna Houlahan
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Canberra stargazers take in the night sky. Picture Sitthixay Ditthavong
Clinics and supporter days also included in six-day tour.
Ben Hann • 13m ago
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The 16-year-old plays his 100th game for South Launceston on Sunday.
Josh Partridge
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South Launceston's Ryder Bugg has been named in the under-16 All-Australian team. Picture by Craig George
Saturday will be Connor Young's first game for 2024.
Josh Partridge
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North Launceston's Connor Young plays his first game since the 2023 grand final on Saturday. Picture by Phillip Biggs
Will the premier division top-five order change before finals?
Brian Allen
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'We need to develop a junior program for the future of the club.'
Josh Partridge
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Lilydale's under-10s team. Picture by Mel Julin Photography
'I'm in a better position than three years ago.'
Brian Allen with the Tis
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Ariarne Titmus in Launceston in 2022. Picture by Phillip Biggs
'It's been a pretty tumultuous couple of weeks.'
Brian Allen
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Launceston's Izzy Flint at the 2024 Australian Mountain Bike Championship. Picture by Matt Rousu/AusCycling
It's Palfreyman's ninth season at Launceston.
Josh Partridge
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Launceston skipper Brodie Palfreyman. Picture by Paul Scambler

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The sale record had stood for nearly a decade.
Hamish Geale
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A Sydney couple have made the heritage-listed gem their new home.
Hamish Geale
Goorak, at 16 York Street Launceston, has set a new residential sale record for Launceston. Pictures by Paul Scambler, supplied
Chicken chain Nando's is coming to Northern Tasmania.
Hamish Geale
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Nando's has unveiled plans for its first Launceston store. Pictures by Phillip Biggs, City of Launceston/ supplied
A new release of land has been bought forward due to demand, developers say.
Jen Melocco
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Five luxury design homes from around the country.
Jen Melocco
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The view is as stunning as the home design in this property in Cygnet in Tasmania. Pic: Supplied
Claims 1960s-built studio building 'well past its use-by date'.
Joe Colbrook
Plans to convert unused television studios at South Launceston into commercial offices were approved by City of Launceston councillors. File picture by Phillip Biggs
Millions in compensation paid out to Tasmanian workers each year.
Matt Maloney
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As inflation drops, households are expected to spend more.
Matt Maloney
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With government spending on public infrastructure to slow down, along with population growth, the state's economy will rely on Tasmanians spending more money.
Ashley detainees only get two pairs of underpants over the stay.
Matt Maloney
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The state's Custodial Inspector has made 13 recommendations to improve detainee wellbeing at the Ashley Youth Detention Centre.
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And the recipe mentioned in Paul Kelly's celebrated Christmas song? That's real.
Glen Humphries
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Looking for something to do? Here are some ideas.
Planetarium senior officer Chris Arkless at the Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon show at Launceston Planetarium. Picture by Phillip Biggs
Cherie Hausler's wholefood recipes from her country home.
Cherie Hausler
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Quince hummingbird cake with tahini caramel
Here's a set of recipes you didn't know existed.
Amy Martin
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Snoop Dogg has got out of the kitchen and into Olympics mode as a US correspondent. Here are some of the rapper's recipes to sustain you through long hours of Olympics coverage. Pictures by Getty Images, Antonis Achilleos
The author's latest novel, The Wrong Man, looks at the rise of incels.
Karen Hardy
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Tim Ayliffe's novels are set in Sydney, a city he loves and hates at the same time. Picture by Mike Bowers
Save on tech, beauty, fashion, home and toys in the longest ever Prime Day sale.
Discover what makes the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 and Z Flip6 must-have devices.
Miranda Aitken
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Presenting the Galaxy Z Flip6. Photo supplied by Samsung.
Here is a recap of key moments from Samsung's Unpacked 2024.
Miranda Aitkins
At this year's 2024 Unpacked event, Samsung unveiled the next frontier of Galaxy AI and Samsung's next generation of smartphones. Picture supplied
Have you always wanted to see the glorious cherry blossoms in Japan? Or take a walk on the Great Wall of China. Maybe gaze upon India's breathtaking Taj Mahal, luminous at sunrise?
Mount Fuji during the cherry blossom season in Japan. Picture supplied.
It's easier than ever to get connected and integrate your smart devices for travelling.
Miranda Aitken
Galaxy S24 Ultra. Photo supplied.

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The light show comes with the lure of a trip to the Northern Lights.
Hamish Geale
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The 1800 square metre hub is being built near the West Tamar Highway.
Hamish Geale
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Construction work is well under way on Legana's new Fermentation Hub. Pictures by Craig George
'[It was] almost a risk back in those days.'
Hamish Geale
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Jason Bardenhagen, of Croplines Coffee. Picture by Paul Scambler
The Winter Lights event will run from 1 pm to 8 pm on June 22.
Saree Salter
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Winter Solstice celebration at St Marys in the past. File picture
Times Higher Education Impact Rankings have been released.
Saree Salter
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Dr Chloe Lucas, Corey Peterson, Dr Emily Flies and Isobell McKenzie. Picture by Peter Allen
Clinics and supporter days also included in six-day tour.
Ben Hann • 13m ago
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'Love all creatures great and small, they all deserve respect.'
Saree Salter • 1hr ago
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Snake handler Matthew Lowndes at the Serpentarium Wildlife Park in St Helens. Picture supplied
Tasmania saluted in front of 45,000 spectators on the Swan River.
Marion Sargent • 1hr ago
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The Tasmanians who participated in the interstate rowing races on the Swan River, May 5, 1906. At back: W Robinson (sculler), CB Whitesides, K Heritage, J Steele, J Coogan (coach). Centre: D Munro, S Pedder, MC Boniwell, F Stephens, TH Scarborough. In front: C Valentine (manager), C Colvin (cox). A Spurling's Studio photo. Picture by Weekly Courier, May 26, 1906.
The man allegedly conducted several burnouts and doughnuts on the court.
Staff Reporters • 2hrs ago
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Police released footage of the hooning incident a day prior to the arrest. Picture supplied by Tasmania Police
Cultural Conversations offers education on diversity.
Duncan Bailey
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Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania Training & Engagement Officer Aimen Jafri, Sr Constable Annabel Shegog Tasmania Police Community Engagement, MRC Tas CEO Dr Gillian Long and Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania Chair Peter Gutwein. Picture by Paul Scambler
A journey laced with old memories and new discoveries.
John Hanscombe
You can accomplish a lot in 14 hours. Just follow our lead.
Natascha Mirosch
One perfect 'daycation': How to have your best ever stopover in Singapore
Plus, seven other stellar holiday packages to book now.
Deal of the week: Save $7500 per person on this luxe cruise in Asia
Car Expert
Chances are you've never seen Cadillac selling new cars in Australia, but the brand is banking on you having heard of it.
Jordan Mulach
Tired of big American pickup trucks? How about a big American luxury SUV instead? One firm is bringing right-hand drive versions of the Lincoln Navigator to Australia.
Simon Christie
Lincoln Navigator: Conversion firm bringing Lexus LX, Cadillac Escalade rival to Australia
Looking for a new 4x4 ute? These are the most fuel-efficient variants of the 4x4 utes in Australia.
Tyra Lawler-Cass
The most fuel efficient 4x4 utes in Australia
Geelong-based Carbon Revolution is making optional carbon-fibre wheels for the high-performance Chevrolet Corvette ZR1.
Jack Quick
The fastest Corvette ever has some Australian DNA
The V8-powered LandCruiser 70 Series is soon to be no more – but is it worth trying to get a hold of one of these, or just get the four-pot?
James Wong
2024 Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series V8 review
The Senior
The advocacy group says businesses leave scam victims feeling alone and ashamed.
Eileen Wood
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Disability is on the rise and young people are stepping up to help.
Rowan Cowley
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The number of young Australians serving in caring roles is snowballing. Picture from Shutterstock
A new app encourages people to explore Australia via the open road.
Rowan Cowley
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The app boasts 30 fully mapped routes and counting. Picture supplied

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Water from a large factory fire could be used for industry.
Rachael Ward • 1hr ago
The majority of national sheep breed associations are led by men.
Barry Murphy
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Australia's sheep breed association leadership roles continue to be dominated by men. Pictures supplied
Restockers, backgrounders and agents were among the main buyers.
Bryce Eishold
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William Kennedy, 2, with his grandmother Evie Thomas, Cobbannah, who sold 24 Angus, 11-12 months, heifers to a top price of $1040.
Tips on achieving the trend that's a whisper, not a shout.
Linley Wilkie
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There's a lot to do in the off-season before spring kicks off.
Phoebe Christofi
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Cherie Hausler's wholefood recipes from her country home.
Cherie Hausler
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Quince hummingbird cake with tahini caramel

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