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Senator Parry blows .10
6:59 PM | TASMANIAN Senator Stephen Parry has apologised for blowing .10 at a random breath test in the State.
Father walks free despite guilty plea
4:24 PM | A former Ravenswood father has walked free from court after admitting he failed to seek medical treatment for his two-month-old baby's broken arm.
3:32 PM | Your chance to see what upcoming bands are hitting stages in Tassie.
Seven-tonne fish pulled from water
3:10 PM | A 10-metre long whale shark has been pulled from the water off Karachi, Pakistan, with plans to put the giant on display.
Hydro to flush First Basin
2:32 PM | Hydro Tasmania will release water from the Trevallyn Dam this afternoon in a bid to flush the contaminated First Basin.  | CommentsComments (1) | Basin bacteria warning | Bacteria outbreak shuts swim sites
2:16 PM | FIRE crews attended a structure fire at Devonport's Charcoal Chicken on Kempling St this afternoon.
1:54 PM | POLICE have released the name of the 30-year-old male passenger killed in the single-vehicle crash on the East Tamar Hwy at Newnham on Monday.
1:47 PM | It is reported the house, on Jakins St, was fully ablaze.
Police arrest alleged driver of fatal crash
12:44 PM | Police have arrested a 30-year-old Rocherlea man in relation to a fatal crash on the East Tamar Highway on Monday.
12:43 PM | THE contentious Tamar Valley pulp mill might have been thrown a lifeline by a Kiwi billionaire whose investment could help to wipe Gunns Ltd's debts, paving the way for the project to proceed.   | CommentsComments (8)
Aurora to interrupt electrical supply in CH district
11:55 AM | AURORA Energy customers in the far North-West will experience an interruption to their electricity supply tomorrow.   | CommentsComments (1)
11:22 AM | A TOLL Shipping employee, who was run over by a truck while on the job, had not been given a site induction, a court heard this morning.
9:15 AM | New Zealand billionaire Richard Chandler will invest $150 million in Tasmanian timber company Gunns as the company aims to raise $280 million.  | CommentsComments (41)
Big Hawks test their skills against little fans
8:50 AM | HAWKS star Sam Mitchell showed he is a big kid at heart yesterday during the AFL Community Camp at Shorewell Park.   | GALLERY: Hawks visit the Coast
Basin flush: option to clear bacteria
8:24 AM | Hydro Tasmania may be asked to release water through the Trevallyn Dam to try to clear bacteria that has closed Launceston's First Basin to swimmers.   | CommentsComments (8) | Basin bacteria warning | Bacteria outbreak shuts swim sites
Restaurant vows to dish it up in style
8:22 AM | Launceston restaurateur Freddie Anis said having a stall at Festivale was an invaluable opportunity for his business.
Pair of pigs put pub on popular list
8:22 AM | Beer-guzzling pigs have helped the Pub in the Paddock at Pyengana to make the grade in a new publication, Great Australian Pubs.   | CommentsComments (1)
Age proves no barrier to footy fever
8:21 AM | When a bus load of Hawthorn footy players pulled up at the Sandhill Aged Care Facility yesterday, they received a hero's welcome.
Call to restore tourism funding
8:21 AM | Tourism operators are lobbying the state government to return millions of dollars cut from events sponsorship and marketing in the 2011 budget.   | CommentsComments (2)
Poll and economy to `test' Giddings
8:20 AM | Premier Lara Giddings will face a tough test of leadership next week, dealing with the latest voter poll and releasing an economic progress report a day apart.
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