The Examiner
Monday, 13 May 2024
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Three 30-disposal performances in a row for young gun.
Josh Partridge
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Woman pleaded guilty to producing child exploitation material
Nick Clark
Darren Gale was convicted in 2019 of killing flatmate Noel Ingham
Benjamin Seeder
Darren Ward Gale being escorted by police from the Hobart Supreme Court in 2019. Picture: Emily Jarvie
Jari Wise died when girlfriend Melissa Oates hit him with her van.
Benjamin Seeder
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Jari Wise, 26, died after being struck by a van driven by his on-off girlfriend, Melissa Oates, in 2020. Picture: Facebook
Thousands of people were inside at the time.
Carla Mascarenhas
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Around 2500 people were in the centre at the time. Pictures by RFS/ayres_pj/x
Four councillors have led the charge against the book ban.
Anna Houlahan
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Among the shelves of a public library. Picture Canva
There is a very different picture across the country.
Jemimah Clegg
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Since 2020 home prices in Australia have risen in some capital cities but fallen back in others. Pic: Shutterstock
Speaker nominee says she wants to improve parliamentary standards.
Matt Maloney
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Nichols Wayne Richardson will reappear for plea in August
Nick Clark
Bail for man allegedly involved in Invermay aggravated armed robbery
Parliament sits for the first time since the election on Tuesday.
Matt Maloney
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A government bill to change donation laws was passed in November after having been introduced 14 months' prior, but the Greens will seek to change it before the electoral commission has implemented the planned changes.
Police seize firearms, large quantities of ammunition.
Duncan Bailey
Firearms and ammunition seized by police in Central Highlands
Regurgitator played old and new stuff to a content Du Cane crowd.
Hugh Bohane
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Court
Guilty plea results in a fine and community correction order.
Joe Colbrook
Newstead College recently had a new gymnasium sign installed.
Saree Salter
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Newstead College students in-front of the new gymnasium sign on campus. Picture suplied
'This investment is about getting Tasmania moving safely.'
Aaron Smith
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced funding for Tasmanian roads ahead of the Federal budget. Picture by Craig George
An $8 million subsidy to unlock hydrogen production in state.
Benjamin Seeder
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(L to R) Energy Minister Nick Duigan, Countrywide Hydrogen communications director Inge Drucker, managing director Geoffrey Drucker and Clark MHA Simon Behrakis. Picture supplied
Our People
Tasmanian nurses recognised on International Nurses Day
Duncan Bailey
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'We don't always wear lab coats; I don't even own a lab coat.'
Declan Durrant
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Pint of Science speakers Freya Su, Samantha Sawyer and Naomi Vinden. Picture by Phillip Biggs
Real estate data reveals a new record for region's median price.
Matt Maloney
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Youth charged with aggravated robbery on Racecourse Crescent.
Duncan Bailey
Launceston youth charged with aggravated robbery
Typical Australians earns 2.5 times under the average.
Georgina Sebar
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Strikes would start 'as soon as possible', union president said.
Anna Houlahan
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Police car reading 'lowest paid police, largest jurisdiction' among other slogans parked on airport tarmac. Picture supplied
Opioids are not tested as they are prescribed for pain.
Carla Mascarenhas
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Just over three million people take prescriptions drugs annually.(Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS)
Billionaire Elon Musk's social media platform X was ordered to hide videos of a stabbing during a church sermon but a judge has decided not to extend the ban.
Jack Gramenz
A judge has rejected a bid to extend an injunction against X publishing videos of a church stabbing. (AP PHOTO)
A young Australian's near-death experience produced a silver lining when it prompted his brother to get tested for a life-threatening condition.
Katelyn Catanzariti
Geoff Lester is embracing life and his new career after nearly dying at 24 when his aorta ruptured. (HANDOUT/HEART FOUNDATION)
Adventurers team up to map way around Launceston
Rob Shaw
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Three 30-disposal performances in a row for young gun.
Josh Partridge
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Colby McKercher ahead of his debut earlier this year. Picture by North Melbourne
'Mr Winter gave the Liberals the biggest free-kick of all time.'
New Labor leader Dean Winter is photographed in front of construction workers in high-vis clothing. Picture supplied
Greats of past and present share their personal footy journeys.
Ben Hann
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The progress of Tasmania Devils has been like a romantic comedy.
Ben Hann
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The ups and downs of the Tasmania Devils have mirrored a romantic-comedy movie. Picture by Linda Higginson/Solstice Digital
National teammates grab Australian triathlon quota spots.
Rob Shaw
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Jake Birtwhistle did not finish the bike leg of the Yokohama triathlon. Picture file
Conversations over team's future to be ongoing into next year.
Ben Hann
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East Coast forfeited from the 2024 NTFAW division one season. Picture by Paul Scambler
Rocherlea host Longford in another big clash in round seven.
Brian Allen
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Rocherlea's Brayden Claridge, who switched from St Pats during the off-season, kicked one goal against Hillwood on Saturday. Picture by Phillip Biggs

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McDonald's could soon become Launceston's most prolific chain.
Hamish Geale
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An investor paid $3.2 million for a site that neighbours the LGH precinct.
Hamish Geale
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There is a very different picture across the country.
Jemimah Clegg
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Since 2020 home prices in Australia have risen in some capital cities but fallen back in others. Pic: Shutterstock
'It's a chapter we'll cherish forever.'
Hamish Geale
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Frankie's coffee house arrived in the former Franco's building in George Street last September. Picture supplied
Speaker nominee says she wants to improve parliamentary standards.
Matt Maloney
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Parliament sits for the first time since the election on Tuesday.
Matt Maloney
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A government bill to change donation laws was passed in November after having been introduced 14 months' prior, but the Greens will seek to change it before the electoral commission has implemented the planned changes.
Educations ministers call for fair funding in public schools.
Duncan Bailey
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Education ministers around the country are calling on fair funding for public schools. Pictured is Education Minister Jo Palmer and Launceston College. Pictures by Paul Scambler
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Looking for something to do? Here are some ideas.
And here's some delicious recipes from Sarah Pound.
Karen Hardy
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Try Sarah Pound's express family lamb moussaka for dinner tonight. Picture by Mark Roper
"I probably cried more watching that than the birth of my kids."
Josh Leeson
Anna Prchniak as Gita Fuhrmannova and Jonah Hauer-King as Lale Sokolov in The Tattooist of Auschwitz. Picture Stan
Looking for something to do? Here are some ideas.
Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons director Antonio Zanchetta with IO Performance's co-founder Chris Jackson. Picture by Paul Scambler
Looking for something to do? Here are some ideas.
Travis Hennessy, Lyndon Riggall and Lauchy Hansen star in the Launceston Players' new, grisly production of 'The Pillowman'. Picture by Declan Durrant
Travel through the Panama Canal on a ship built for maximum enjoyment.
Emma Brown
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Sit back and see the best of New Zealand on this sweeping rail and coach tour.
Emma Brown
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Queenstown on the shores of Lake Wakatipu. Picture Shutterstock
Drink in history and the future with a tasting adventure of award-winning Barossa shiraz.
Rosie Ryan
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The Northern Lights hold a fascination for humans the world over.
Emma Brown
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The polar lights in Norway. Picture Shutterstock
Upgrading the litter tray can improve your cat's health and decrease odour.
Elizabeth Habermann
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PetSafe is dedicated to enhancing the bond between pets and their families through innovative pet care solutions with the ScoopFree automatic litter tray their latest product. Picture PetSafe

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Two initiatives for improving children's health are underway in northern NSW.
Jonathan Hawes
NTFA superstar, ex-councillor hitting TV screens this month.
Hamish Geale
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Deloraine's Lochie Dornauf on the set of The Summit. Picture supplied
Community comes together to celebrate country football.
Phillip Biggs
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Tim Kershaw of bridport with Van, Finn and Marin
at the Bridport Football Club all-stars game at Bridport.
GALLERY: Construction will be finished this year.
Hamish Geale
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Construction of the Legana Primary School. Pictures by Phillip Biggs, supplied
'[There's] just a general non-engagement from ... State Growth.'
Hamish Geale
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Meander Valley mayor Wayne Johnston says the council has been unable to engage with the Department of State Growth over a new roundabout. Pictures by Google Maps, file
While it's about dollars and cents, it's also about the future of our nation.
Doug Taylor
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Three 30-disposal performances in a row for young gun.
Josh Partridge
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Colby McKercher ahead of his debut earlier this year. Picture by North Melbourne
Jari Wise died when girlfriend Melissa Oates hit him with her van.
Benjamin Seeder
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Jari Wise, 26, died after being struck by a van driven by his on-off girlfriend, Melissa Oates, in 2020. Picture: Facebook
Typical Australians earns 2.5 times under the average.
Georgina Sebar
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The Grattan Institute has warned that average earnings is not a good representation of the typical Australian's income. Picture by Shutterstock
The hotel takes inspiration from Japan's Heian era.
Arles may have more cultural offerings than most French cities.
Susan Gough Henly
Beyond Paris: Visit the French city Vincent van Gogh fell in love with
The answer may surprise you.
Mark Dapin
Do airlines have to compensate passengers for postponed flights?
Car Expert
It's probably time for writers to prep their obituaries and thinkpieces about the demise of Fisker, maker of the Ocean electric crossover.
Derek Fung
Cadillac still says it plans to launch here as an electric-only brand, but the luxury marque could have plug-in hybrids in its future.
William Stopford
The BMW M4 CS will come back to Australian showrooms for the first time in five years, providing buyers a more hardcore version of the coupe.
Jordan Mulach
If you want to buy a cheaper McLaren Senna, now might be your only change – but it needs a fair amount of TLC to get back on the road.
Jordan Mulach
McLaren Senna wrecked in viral video heading to auction
Volvo Australia has confirmed the city-sized EX30 electric crossover will be the next model to get the adventurous Cross Country treatment.
James Wong
Volvo EX30 Cross Country confirmed for Australia
The Senior
Think you're smarter than The Lightning Bolt? Find out all about the new Chaser in Australia.
Therese Murray
Proposed law changes to reduce financial elder abuse.
Eileen Wood
The Standing Council of Attorneys-General is looking into changes to financial Enduring Powers of Attorney. Picture Shutterstock
Persistence has paid off for veterans golfer Rita Gounder.
Rowan Cowley
Rita Gounder is Western Sydney Region Veteran Golf Association's ladies player of the year. Picture supplied

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Hereford breeders will show and sell their stock in Wodonga this week.
Barry Murphy
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See the photos and winners from the FUTURE Dairy conference.
Rachel Simmonds
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Georgina Furjes and Kathryn Brown, Berrys Creek Gourmet Cheese, won most outstanding show exhibit, among other awards.
Police were called when Wimmera farmers blocked a drilling rig.
Chris McLennan
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Police were called when farmers clashed with a power company's drilling contractors in the Wimmera. Picture supplied.
We all wonder if we're doing a good enough job.
Karen Hardy
Study reveals more of us are prone to disorganisation at home.
Linley Wilkie
Aussies are battling to cut the clutter
Millennials were most likely to contribute regularly to charity.
Georgina Sebar
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Australians are giving less to charity as the cost of living crisis worsens. Picture by Shutterstock

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