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H2-Oh No! Burst Water Main causes disruption to Launceston residents this morningREAD MORE:
30/03/2023

H2-Oh No! Burst Water Main causes disruption to Launceston residents this morning

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A burst water main has caused a service interruption or low water pressure to properties on Wellington Street, Wilson Street & Patrick Street, South

UPDATE AT 10.50am:Goderich street siuth bound lanes have been reopened and police have sadly confirmed the accident has ...
21/03/2023

UPDATE AT 10.50am:
Goderich street siuth bound lanes have been reopened and police have sadly confirmed the accident has resulted in a fatality.

A serious crash in Invermay has caused lengthy delays for Launceston commuters this morning

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Police and emergency services remain on the scene of a serious crash on Goderich Street in Invermay in Launceston.

Witnesses reported seeing the rider travelling at high speed before losing controlREAD MORE:
30/01/2023

Witnesses reported seeing the rider travelling at high speed before losing control

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Police are seeking public information in relation to a motorbike crash at Port Huon on Saturday.

The event aims to connect community members, businesses and organisations with projects, initiatives and education pathw...
22/01/2023

The event aims to connect community members, businesses and organisations with projects, initiatives and education pathways to encourage households and businesses to adopt sustainable practices.

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Whether you are a local business, community group, a school or a community member, the BIG Weekend of Sustainable Living Ideas is for you! There is something

Happy New Year everyone, party safe and look out for each other!
31/12/2022

Happy New Year everyone, party safe and look out for each other!

Instead of setting a yearly resolution, many people are now making a list of lifetime goals and ambitions. READ MORE:
31/12/2022

Instead of setting a yearly resolution, many people are now making a list of lifetime goals and ambitions.

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The beginning of a new year is often a time to reflect and make resolutions for the coming months. Whether you want to get in shape, learn a new skill, or

The Program supports young people – who have a history of offending – to build the skills they need to get themselves on...
06/12/2022

The Program supports young people – who have a history of offending – to build the skills they need to get themselves on the right track.

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A new mental health program supporting young people to turn their lives around is now underway.

The Department of State Growth will be tasked with identifying locations for an alternative crossingREAD MORE:
05/11/2022

The Department of State Growth will be tasked with identifying locations for an alternative crossing

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Following the October flooding, which damaged the existing Cam River bridge, feasibility studies will begin on sites for a second river crossing.

A wildlife park in the state's north has been forced to close its doors for an indefinite period after the site became i...
13/10/2022

A wildlife park in the state's north has been forced to close its doors for an indefinite period after the site became inundated with water

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As wild weather continues to wreak havoc across Tasmania, Wing’s Wildlife Park, located in the North of the state, has been forced to close its doors after

Shots were fired at a police vehicle with two police officers inside when they were travelling to arrest the alleged fam...
30/09/2022

Shots were fired at a police vehicle with two police officers inside when they were travelling to arrest the alleged family violence offender near Glenfern

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Police believe a man wanted over the shooting of two police vehicles near New Norfolk, earlier in the week is being assisted by people known to him.

This new body will bring together expertise and experience from across the State to provide advice on issues of strategi...
27/09/2022

This new body will bring together expertise and experience from across the State to provide advice on issues of strategic importance to the Tasmanian health system.

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Tasmanians passionate about improving health services and patient health outcomes are invited to apply for membership of the inaugural Tasmanian Health Senate

The driver vehicle overtook the cyclists at about 80 to 90 km/h and failed to pass them at the minimum distance of 1.5 m...
24/02/2022

The driver vehicle overtook the cyclists at about 80 to 90 km/h and failed to pass them at the minimum distance of 1.5 metres. He sounded his horn as he approached and was estimated to be just 30-40cm to the right of them as he overtook.

https://tasmanianbrowser.com.au/driver-sentenced-for-reckless-driving-after-dangerously-overtaking-cyclists/

A 40-year-old man from Launceston has been disqualified from driving for two months and given a fine of $2,000 after pleading guilty to reckless driving and

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