Police treat shop fire as arson
A VERY drunk man who kicked and abused an ambulance officer was acting voluntarily and intentionally, Tasmanian Chief Justice Alan Blow has found.>> view originalForward-thinking Burgoyne praises Webster
Zac Webster, from left, Paul Puopolo, Ryan Schoenmakers and Jordan Lewis on the run at Waverley in December. Picture: COLLEEN PETCHCYRIL Rioli, Luke Bruest, Paul Puopolo are names that strike fear into any AFL backline.Now there’s another on the horizon — Zac Webster.Hawthorn star Shaun Burgoyne has nominated the young Tasmanian as a next-generation Hawk who will add another dangerous element in attack.Yet to play a senior game, Webster, 20, 182cm and 75kg, was recruited from Glenorchy as a rook..>> view originalPublic consultation call on Treasury sale
The intricate facade of the historic Treasury building, which faces Franklin Square in Hobart.THE State Government is being urged to seek a mandate before it considers selling iconic public buildings like the Treasury.With the Greens and ALP questioning the process behind the potential sale of the historic building to a developer, a UTAS public policy expert says more public consultation is needed.Associate Professor Kate Crowley told the Sunday Tasmanian asset sales could benefit the state, but..>> view originalAFL: Josh Gibson sets his sights on another joyous freeze frame
Part of a great era: Josh Gibson has no problem getting himself motivated for another campaign. Photo: Scott Gelston Josh Gibson and his old school mates had a laugh recently at the memory of their Year 12 selves and the messages they penned on each other's Trinity Grammar tops. On one he'd written: "I'll play AFL football." Everyone but Gibson thought it was hilarious.The earliest of the 15 years hence hinted more at justified mirth than prescience, as draft..>> view originalLaunceston Cup Field – 2016
The Final Field has been released for the 2016 Launceston Cup which is to be run at Launceston on Wednesday 24th, February 2016 at 4:30PM. View the Launceston Cup Field. No Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight 1 UP CUPS David Brunton David Pires 0 58kg 2 GEEGEES GOLDENGIRL Stuart Gandy Ms Sigrid Carr (a) 0 57kg 3 GEE GEE’S LA QUITA Stuart Gandy Ms Georgie Catania 0 56kg 4 GLADSTONE Scott Brunton Anthony Darmanin 0 56kg 5 OLLIE’S GOLD Gary White Damien Thornton (lat..>> view originalGeorge Adams Plate Field – 2016
The Final Field has been released for the 2016 George Adams Plate which is to be run at Launceston on Wednesday 24th, February 2016 at 5:10PM. View the George Adams Plate Field. No Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight 1 ADMIRAL Barry Campbell Brendon McCoull 2 59kg 2 STREETWISE SAVOIRE Scott Brunton Craig Newitt 1 59kg 3 DREAM ROLLER Troy Blacker Ms Kim Moore (late alt) 8 59kg 4 MILSON Julie Richards James Winks 4 59kg 5 POWERCHARGED John Blacker Boris Thornton (a)..>> view originalGold Sovereign Field – 2016
The Final Field has been released for the 2016 Gold Sovereign which is to be run at Launceston on Wednesday 24th, February 2016 at 3:15PM. View the Gold Sovereign Field. No Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight 1 JUPITER’S MOON John Blacker Dean Holland 9 57kg 2 GEE GEE SPITFIRE Stuart Gandy Brendon McCoull 3 57kg 3 GEE GEE DOUBLE DEE Leon, Dean & Trent Wells Ms Sigrid Carr (a) 8 55kg 4 HOT DIPPED Brendan Mcshane Bulent Muhcu 6 55kg 5 MARIAH’S MAGIC John Blacker Cra..>> view original7000-yr-old settlement found in Jerusalem - J
Browse > Home / News / 7,000-yr-old settlement found in Jerusalem - J-Wire 7,000-yr-old settlement found in Jerusalem February 21, 2016 Agencies Read on for article The remains of an ancient settlement from the Chalcolithic period approximately 7,000 years ago were unearthed in north Jerusalem during archaeological excavations on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority prior to the laying of a road in the Shuʻfat neighborhood. Excavation director Ronit Lupo of the Israel Antiqu..>> view originalGlobal satellite map highlights sensitivity of Australia's plants to changes in rainfall and temperature
A group of biologists, using information gathered by satellites, have developed a new method to measure ecosystem sensitivity to climate change and using this method they have mapped out the regions in the world that are most sensitive to climate variability. Global satellites have identified areas with vegetation most susceptible to fluctuations to climate. A team of scientists have recognized some of the most sensitive land ecosystems on Earth. The areas are the most sensitive when it come..>> view original
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