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• Man accused of two murders intended to bash one of the victims...

  Man accused of two murders intended to bash one of the victims, trial toldUpdatedNovember 20, 2015 16:14:07 The man accused of the murders of Angela Hallam and Joshua Newman intended to bash Ms Hallam because she interfered with his business, his murder trial has heard.David Ronald Morgan is charged with both murders and his trial is hearing opening submissions.Morgan admitted to police that he dealt in marijuana and wanted to bash Ms Hallam because he felt she had become an impediment to hi..

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• Soldiers' Bibles on display in Launceston exhibition, Their Sacrifice - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

  

  Soldiers' Bibles on display in Launceston exhibition, Their SacrificeUpdatedNovember 19, 2015 17:41:45 The stories behind several Bibles taken into conflict zones around the world will be on display in Launceston for the next four weeks.The exhibition, Their Sacrifice, has been curated by Dr John Harris from the Bible Society, who said a large number of World War I soldiers would have taken a Bible into the conflict zone with them."The Bible Society gave out more them 1 million and very few ..

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• Brown's Blonde ambition

  

  Dasili Blonde (Image: Magic Millions Twitter feed) Eye-catching coltDasili Blondewill debut for emerging Cranbourne trainerMatthew Brownthis weekend, with a possible trip to the Gold Coast on the line.The two-year-old is set to line up in the$200,000 Magic Millions 2YO Clockwise Classic(1000m)at Ballarat on Saturdayfrom barrier two, withBrian Higginsto take the ride.Purchased by Brown’s father Scott for $70,000 at the Tasmanian Magic Millions Yearling Sale in February, Brown said it was..

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• Hunter Valley Morning | Friday, November 20, 2015

  

  ▻LAUNCESTON : Eleven-year-old Campbell Remess has handmade a teddy bear to send to Paris terror attack survivor Emma Parkinson as she recovers in ...

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• O Christmas Tree, thy leaves are so estranging

  O Christmas Tree, thy leaves are so estrangingByTAMARA MCDONALDNov. 19, 2015, 10:06 p.m.HOBART’S new Christmas tree has attracted national attention and online vitriol, with the $35,000 instalment at Salamanca Square inspiring negative comments from social media users.HOBART’S new Christmas tree has attracted national attention and online vitriol, with the $35,000 instalment at Salamanca Square inspiring negative comments from social media users.The ‘‘tree’’ is made out of metal and strewn with ..

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• South Coast brekkie blog | Friday's news, weather, traffic

  

  ▻LAUNCESTON : Eleven-year-old Campbell Remess has handmade a teddy bear to send to Paris terror attack survivor Emma Parkinson as she recovers in ...

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• Actors groomed for purrfect show

  

  Tassie Cats cast members James Cooper and Bree Langridge. Picture: CHRIS PAVLICHHOBART is set to witness the most “purrfect” show of its kind asCatshits town in less than a month.The Andrew Lloyd Webber masterpiece starring Delta Goodrem will take over the Derwent Entertainment Centre from December 10 for six shows over four days.It is the first time a professional version of the award-winning musical has been staged in Tasmania.Tasmanians Bree Langridge and Launceston’s James Cooper are among t..

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  Sorry, this page cannot be found.The page you’ve requested does not exist at this address.If you typed in the address, used a bookmark or followed a link from another web site, this page no longer exists. You can view all areas available on the site from our home page athttp://www.queenslandcountrylife.com.au.If you clicked on a link from within the site or via an email, you can report this errorhere.We appreciate your coo..

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• Canberra Raiders re-sign Josh Papalii until end of 2018 NRL season

  

  Re-signing Josh Papalii to a long deal is a big coup for the Raiders.Photo: Rohan ThomsonCanberra Raiders forward Josh Papalii wants to make the capital - and the back row - his permanent home.Both wishes have the blessing of Raiders coach Ricky Stuart who is keen to fulfil the Queensland Origin forward's dream of being a "Raider for life" after he resigned until the end of 2018 on Friday.Papalii has returned to pre-season training fitter and more committed.Photo: Graham TidyAfter returning to t..

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• MacGill attacks, Watson defends Buchanan

  

  Stuart MacGill is the latest player to come out and criticise former Australia coach John Buchanan, supporting Michael Clarke's savage assessment of the dual World Cup-winning mentor.Clarke, writing in the latest edition of his Captain's Diary series, slammed Buchanan,claiming his dog Jerry could have coached Australia's team of championsto "world domination".MacGill shares Clarke's views, saying Buchanan was "lucky" he had a team with brimming with Hall of Fame talent."I haven’t met Michae..

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