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Weekends Just Got Better

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Show The Love. Tell Us What You Like!

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    Doll, Bear and Craft Fair

    Monday, 02 June 2008

    article thumbnailIt's southern Tasmania's biggest show of collectible dolls, teddy bears and crafts... The Doll, Bear and Craft Fair at Wrest Point's Boardwalk Gallery this weekend Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th June! And it doesn't matter whether you're a long-time collector of a beginner,...
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    Like, My Bad, You Know.

    Tuesday, 22 July 2008

    article thumbnailEveryone has an expression that drives them mad. It could be overuse of the word "like", or it could be those frustratingly painful corporate cliches that are thrown about in offices where motivation is encouraged. Whatever it is, Tori & The Saint were after the most annoying ones in...
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    No Ordinary Batman Movie

    Wednesday, 16 July 2008

    article thumbnailTo categorise The Dark Knight as just another mid-year blockbuster hit should be considered an insult. No, not The Dark Knight. What Christopher Nolan has crafted is a masterpiece. Mark these words; Heath Ledger’s Joker will define the year in movies that was 2008, for all the right reasons....
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    New Hope for Young People with Social Anxiety

    Wednesday, 09 July 2008

    article thumbnailYoung people and adults who experience social anxiety may benefit from a revolutionary new study being carried out at the University of Sydney. The study’s lead researcher, Dr Adam Guastella from the University of Sydney’s Brain & Mind Research Institute, said the treatment involves a combination of cognitive-behaviour therapy and...
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    Aussies sitting on $10 billion in unused items

    Thursday, 19 June 2008

    article thumbnailAustralians are sitting on almost $10 billion in unused items in their garages, sheds or around their homes. That’s almost $500 worth of unwanted goods for every man, woman and child, according to a consumer study released today by Trading Post® to coincide with the launch of auctions on www.tradingpost.com.au.
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    Rural WA and Sunshine Coast women live longer

    Wednesday, 09 July 2008

    article thumbnailAustralian women on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, Western Australia’s agriculture belt south east of Perth and Perth have amongst the longest life expectancies in the world. The Sunshine Coast has Australia’s longest life expectancy for women in Australia at 84.7 years and the...
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    • University fees skyrocket
      TASMANIAN university fees will soar by 25 per cent next year with some students having to pay more than $8000 extra for their degree.
    • Hot-water bottle warning
      IT was on a wintry night three weeks ago when Basil Murray got the shock of his life after his hot-water bottle burst open.
    • Work bans start to bite
      WORK bans which are choking Tasmania's public sector will tighten even further next week with more government departments being starved of revenue.
    • Jurors offer sentencing opinion
      EARLY results from a study of Tasmanian jurors flies in the face of populist claims that sentences are too lenient and judges are out of touch with community feeling.
    • Developer defers pier plans
      THE developer behind ambitious plans to build two new jetties and a three-storey glass hotel on the Hobart waterfront has moved to allay community concerns.
    • Scrap the lot, says alderman
      CLARENCE councillor Tony Mulder has broken ranks with his fellow aldermen and called for all 29 local municipalities in Tasmania to be scrapped.
    • Offer of more water for Gunns
      HYDRO Tasmania has agreed to supply additional water to Gunns Limited so it can offer irrigation to land owners along the proposed pulp mill water pipeline.
    • Ambulance service saved
      THE Oatlands community have successfully fought back against the downgrading of their ambulance service.
    • Robbery at Putters golf
      TWO males robbed Putters Adventure Golf in Moonah about 7.30pm yesterday, jumping the counter and removing the cash register's till.
    • Howard takes final bow in Tassie
      AT John Howard's testimonial dinner in Hobart last night the vanquished prime minister reflected on party successes, for the nation and Tasmania.

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    • Australia facing Trophy boycott
      AUSTRALIA will decide whether to boycott the Champions Trophy after it was ruled strife-torn Pakistan would host the tournament.
    • Evans keeps pace with Sastre
      SPANIARD Carlos Sastre of the CSC team retained the Tour de France yellow jersey after stage 18 as German Marcus Burghardt handed his Columbia team their fifth win of the race.
    • Storm approach frustrates Brown
      ST George Illawarra coach Nathan Brown has warned of a "bloodbath" unless Melbourne's use of illegal tactics are stopped.
    • Match of the round: Hawks v Cats
      IT'S been billed as the match of the season. A packed MCG awaits defending premiers Geelong and high-flying Hawthorn. Here's all you need to know about the big game.
    • Giteau scoring high fly-half marks
      AUSTRALIA linchpin Matt Giteau has recently been going to the same school that produced All Blacks champion Dan Carter, and the lessons are starting to sink in.
    • Knights coach sides with Brown
      EXPERIENCED Newcastle coach Brian Smith says he admires rival Nathan Brown for speaking out even though his volatile comments have sparked legal threats from infuriated Melbourne officials.
    • Bosnich confirmed to make debut
      SIX years after hard drugs and fast women derailed his football career, former Australia great Mark Bosnich has been given the chance to relaunch it this weekend.
    • Craig sets out rules of engagement
      ADELAIDE coach Neil Craig is counselling his players not to take a verbal match to the Barry Hall powderkeg during the AFL match against Sydney at the SCG.
    • Haka will make Deans emotional
      AUSTRALIA coach Robbie Deans fully expects to experience a whirlwind of emotions on Saturday night, but they will be overridden by a burning desire to lead Australia to victory over New Zealand.
    • Hall's personal life off limits
      ADELAIDE coach Neil Craig has told his players not to delve into Barry Hall's personal life in an effort to unsettle the Sydney forward in his first game back from a club-imposed suspension.
     
     
    Nick McKim, Green Point Primary School Kids and Tasmanian of the Week
    Wednesday, 23 July 2008

    ImageNew Greens Leader Nick McKim dropped in for a bit of a "getting to know you" minute with Tori & The Saint, the crew chatted with the Classic Kids of Green Point Primary School and the new Tasmanian of the Week is inducted.

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    Borne in the USA
    Friday, 18 July 2008
    ImageIt's not often that a Tasmanian singer or band makes it big overseas. But Tassie-made singer and songwriter Cam Tapp has done it with his band Borne. And althought the path was somewhat unorthodox, it's a lesson in how to get past the restrictions of a music industry that has become a little hit and miss. read more>

     
     

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