The Examiner
Wednesday, 24 April 2024
Health
Tasmanians asked to get vaccinated ahead of flu season.
Duncan Bailey
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Arts
A local company is staging a show where the characters can only say 140-words a day.
Declan Durrant
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The backpacks include new underwear, food and hygiene products.
Hamish Geale
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Riverside Lions Club duo Rod Peck and Brian Dunham and Shekinah House co-ordinator Louise Cowan. The club donated 50 backpacks for newly homeless people in Launceston. Picture by Paul Scambler
Tasmania Fire Service have issued its annual fire safety tips
Hugh Bohane
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One of Tasmania Fire Service's fire trucks in Launceston.
Picture: Paul Scambler.
Premiership-winning Manly centre Terry Hill has died while in the Philippines, aged 52.
Scott Bailey
Rugby league is mourning the death of cult hero Terry Hill. (Colin Whelan/AAP PHOTOS)
Police say there is no current threat to public safety.
Anna McGuinness Peter Angelopoulos
The joint counter-terrorism team is conducting raids across Sydney on April 24. File picture
The property was scheduled to go to auction on April 24.
Jade Lazarevic
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Ex-Silverchair star Daniel Johns is yet to find a buyer for a property in Merewether he bought back in 1996. Picture supplied
Longford player has enjoyed switch from wing to engine room.
Brian Allen
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53 residents wrote to the council to complain about the proposal.
Joe Colbrook
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Designs for the rejected second dwelling at 18 Wyett Street, West Launceston by S Group. Picture supplied
Misconceptions about a disease where rates set to 'skyrocket'
Isabel Bird
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Dementia myths: Our brain cells cannot be killed by pots and pans
Liberals' $250 power dividend promise first cab off the rank
Isabel Bird
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$635 off power bills without lifting a finger thanks to hydro scheme
Breaking
The young gun has re-signed with Tasmania.
Josh Partridge
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Tamar Valley Steiner School held a harvest festival on April, 11.
Saree Salter
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Students of Tamar Valley Steiner School performing a play at the harvest festival. Picture supplied
Our Business
The show's new season features a Tassie contestant and now a Tassie business.
Declan Durrant
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David O'Byrne, Kristie Johnston to secure minority government.
Benjamin Seeder
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Independent members Kristie Johnston and David O'Byrne have agreed to provide confidence and supply to the government. File pictures
Many Examiner readers don't like the development plans.
Uproar over old TasTAFE Wellington Street hotel development approval
A new trivia event is hoping you can lend it a voice.
Declan Durrant
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A new twist on song trivia is coming to Launceston as part of the Australian Musical Theatre Festival. Picture supplied
Two major reports in a week signalled trouble in state economy.
Benjamin Seeder
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North, NW companies Grange, Liberty Bell Bay also funded.
Benjamin Seeder
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The Railton cement plant has secured over $52 million in federal funding for a project to upgrade its kiln and energy system. File picture.
One of Launceston's most prominent retail sites is up for grabs.
Hamish Geale
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The corner of Brisbane and Charles Streets, as seen in April 2024 and April 1974. Pictures by Paul Scambler, file
Study reveals impact of warming temperatures on Tassie tundras.
Duncan Bailey
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Researchers used small open top chambers to simulate the effect of a warming climate in Tasmania's central highlands. Picture supplied

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Team's heroic work at the triple zero call centre.
Anna Falkenmire
The 30-year-old is wanted in relation to an assault matter.
Emily Anderson
Victorian Police have issued an arrest warrant for former Home and Away Star Orpheus Pledger who failed to appear in court for an assault-related matter. Picture: Seven/supplied
The April 25 public holiday means changes to business as usual.
Anna McGuinness
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The Anzac Day public holiday on April 25 brings some changes to normal retail trading hours. Picture by Shutterstock
The flotilla aims to breach Israel's naval blockade.
Emily Anderson
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Daniel Coward, Helen O'Sullivan and Surya McEwen are in Istanbul waiting to set sail as part of the Freedom Flotilla to Gaza in April. Picture: Instagram/@surya.sails.for.gaza
'We focus on the three Cs: care, commemoration and camaraderie.'
Anna Houlahan
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Volunteer national ambassador for the RSL Cherisa Pearce. Picture RSL
Longford player has enjoyed switch from wing to engine room.
Brian Allen
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Tasmania Devils chair believes statewide approach is evident.
Ben Hann
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Tasmania Devils chair Grant O'Brien says the evidence shows the club's efforts to build a relationship with the North of Tasmania. Picture by Brodie Weeding/Solstice Digital
'I was heartbroken that I had to pick between them.'
Rob Shaw
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Paige O'Neill during the Cavaliers' Tasmanian Netball League game against South East Suns at the Silverdome. Picture by Phillip Biggs
The young gun has re-signed with Tasmania.
Josh Partridge
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Launceston-based students representing University of Tasmania.
Brian Allen
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University of Tasmania basketballers Alex Bestwick, Josie Pinkerton and Ruben Carlsson, all 23, at the Newnham campus on Tuesday. Pictures by Paul Scambler
Check out who got our votes and why. Do you agree?
Brian Allen
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South Launceston's Luke McCarty in action against Rocherlea in round one. Picture by Paul Scambler
Talking point from Riverside v Launceston United clashes.
Rob Shaw
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Henry Cook and Austin Marshall were both on the scoresheet for Riverside. Picture by Will Fleming
McSweyn and Birtwhistle grace international stages.
Rob Shaw
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Xavier Davie with his silver medal. Picture supplied

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"I think [they] will do exceptionally well."
Hamish Geale
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Its owners are moving on after 10 years at the helm.
Hamish Geale
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The Central Highlands Lodge in Miena is selling for the first time in a decade. Pictures supplied
'They didn't even know it was a The Block house.'
Jemimah Clegg
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The sale attracted a huge crowd and more than 200 registered bidders. Pic: Supplied
A fully-developed site could push Hadspen's population towards 4000.
Hamish Geale
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Motorists have taken a fancy to a set of historic gateposts.
Hamish Geale
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The gateposts on the Mount Pleasant property on Westbury Road. Pictures by Paul Scambler
The Ottavios top tips on choosing a reno ripe home for profit.
Melissa Kehagias
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The couple bought the house in 2020 for $1.02 million and after extensive renovations it sold for $1.825 million. Pic: Supplied
Mental health reform announced for Tasmanian children.
Duncan Bailey
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Strong Hydro performance means cash flows back to households.
Joe Colbrook
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Energy minister Nick Duigan (inset) says power price relief promised on the campaign trail will soon flow to households and small businesses. Pictures by Paul Scambler, Rod Thompson
Budget pushed back from May, set for September delivery date.
Joe Colbrook
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Shadow treasurer Josh Willie said Tasmanians were in for a nasty surprise when the government hands down its next budget in September. Picture supplied
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There are plenty of delicious reasons to move with the seasons.
Karen Hardy
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Using only basic pantry ingredients, they're a delicious treat.
Karen Hardy
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Is there an easier treat to whip than an Anzac biscuit. Picture Shutterstock
Looking for something to do? Here are some ideas.
Alene Kieser at her new solo exhibition, 'Off The Wall', at the Windsor Community Precinct at Riverside. Picture by Phillip Biggs
The 'Air Fryer Queen' Steph de Sousa wants to put the fun back into cooking.
Karen Hardy
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Can Steph de Sousa and her new book convince me to try the air fryer? Pictures supplied
The heads of Australia's two largest supermarkets faced tough questions during a Senate committee inquiry examining prices at the checkout.
Andrew Brown
The CEOs of Woolworths and Coles were questioned about the rising cost of supermarket goods. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)
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
Before you pack your bags, say adios and head to foreign shores to live, it's important to first make sure you understand any negative implications it could have on your financial situation.
Italy is on the list of the most popular destinations Australians are choosing to make their home after they retire. Picture Shutterstock
From the warm cities of South America to the beauty of Antarctica, this cruise has it all.
Emma Brown
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Cruise the southern most point of South America to Antarctica. Picture Shuttestock

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Half a tonne of sweet greys was transported to the Salvos in a ute.
Hamish Geale
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Motorists have taken a fancy to a set of historic gateposts.
Hamish Geale
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The gateposts on the Mount Pleasant property on Westbury Road. Pictures by Paul Scambler
A former Play School presenter headlines this year's event.
Hamish Geale
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Families at last year's Childrens and Families Festival at Riverbend Park. Picture by Phillip Biggs, Paul Scambler
'We are not satisfied with the direction of the new league.'
Rob Shaw
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Launceston and North were notable absentees when representatives of Deloraine, Scottsdale, Longford and South launched the six-team competition last week. Picture by Paul Scambler
Sub-30s go "crazy" for sugar-dusted, Nutella-injected stunners.
Hamish Geale
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Trevallyn Gourmet Bakery's Tony Mitchell and Joby Chapman with the Nutella hot cross buns. Picture by Paul Scambler
GP Dr Michelle Hamrosi hopes a new 'virtual' trial will help.
Ben Carr
The backpacks include new underwear, food and hygiene products.
Hamish Geale
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Riverside Lions Club duo Rod Peck and Brian Dunham and Shekinah House co-ordinator Louise Cowan. The club donated 50 backpacks for newly homeless people in Launceston. Picture by Paul Scambler
Team's heroic work at the triple zero call centre.
Anna Falkenmire
From left, the scene of the Bondi stabbings on April 13, PoliceLink Tuggerah team leader Claire Isaac, and police minister Yasmin Catley speaks with Senior Sergeant Rebecca Scott and Sergeant Warren King. Pictures by AAP, Simone de Peak
The flotilla aims to breach Israel's naval blockade.
Emily Anderson
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Daniel Coward, Helen O'Sullivan and Surya McEwen are in Istanbul waiting to set sail as part of the Freedom Flotilla to Gaza in April. Picture: Instagram/@surya.sails.for.gaza
Liberals' $250 power dividend promise first cab off the rank
Isabel Bird
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$635 off power bills without lifting a finger thanks to hydro scheme
Many Examiner readers don't like the development plans.
Letters to the editor | Monday April 22, 2024
Letters to the Editor
The Pon Rabble II is just one of several wrecks along the Tamar, with one reader casting doubt on whether it and others will be removed. Picture by Rod Thompson
Letters to the editor | Sunday April 21, 2024
Letters to the Editor
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From left to right clockwise, Launceston hulks Lady Jillian, Ponrabbel II, and the Cape Bruny and Harry O'May. Pictures by Phillip Biggs, Rod Thompson and Paul Scambler
One's great for business class, while the other nails long-haul.
Everyone in the city wants to eat Leila Rosa's Filipino food.
Carrie Hutchinson
A side serve of sass at Seattle's Pike Place Market
The itineraries mean you can leave the planning to the experts.
Hassle-free travel: The incredible places you can visit as part of a cruise
Scenic Eclipse II has completed its first cruise Down Under.
Jim Kellar
One of the world's most incredible ships has just arrived in Australia
Think Italy and Greece are crowded? Not if you follow this guide.
Akash Arora
Secret Europe: Eight gorgeous hidden gems to visit on the continent
Car Expert
For the second time this month, Tesla has decreased the price of its Model 3 electric sedan, starting from less than $60,000 once more.
Jordan Mulach
The Tesla Model Y has been treated to its second price cut in less than three weeks for Australia, bringing the opening price to just above $60k.
Scott Collie
The first electric Range Rover is taking shape, with testing taking place in -40 degree weather on frozen Swedish lakes.
Scott Collie
Range Rover Electric: First look at first-ever EV
Hyundai Australia is offering discounted drive-away prices on Venue base models in both manual or automatic guise until the end of April.
Josh Nevett
Hyundai Venue deals: Drive-away discounts available in April
A plug-in hybrid powertrain has given the Mercedes-AMG GT a significant boost, with its 0-100km/h sprint time putting its hypercar to shame.
Jordan Mulach
Mercedes-AMG GT coupe packs 600kW plug-in hybrid V8
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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Victorian farmers are investing in the latest farm machinery.
Barry Murphy
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Joined PTIC heifers also in demand as farmers gain a bit of confidence with recent rain.
Philippe Perez
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Michell Dicks, MJM Farms, Drummond is here with the 11 cows and calves of her employer Ben Kay, Mingela Pastoral, Drummond which sold for $1310. Ms Dicks also sold two cows and calves of her own for $1760.
High rainfall and hilly farm block for sale in South Gippsland.
Chris McLennan
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Very high rainfall and well established, this farm block near Leongatha offers a productive grazing opportunity. Pictures and video from SEJ Real Estate.
Understanding how to handle your pet reptile correctly is crucial.
There are plenty of delicious reasons to move with the seasons.
Karen Hardy
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Angela Clutton's new book offers some handy lessons on adjusting with the seasons. Pictures supplied
Using only basic pantry ingredients, they're a delicious treat.
Karen Hardy
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Is there an easier treat to whip than an Anzac biscuit. Picture Shutterstock

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