Hawthorn gets the job done, goes top with 26-point win over Gold ...
Hawthorn gets the job done, goes top with 26-point win over Gold Coast in Launceston Updated June 26, 2016 19:35:33 The rest of the AFL had better watch out - Hawthorn may be nowhere near its best, but the Hawks are on top of the ladder after round 14 following a 26-point win over Gold Coast in Launceston.Plenty of critics have had a go at Alastair Clarkson's men this season, as they lost to teams like Geelong, GWS and Sydney and gained a growing injury list to raise qu..>> view originalAFL recovery session: 2016 the season of the flawed finalists
Video will begin in 5 seconds. AFL plays of round 14 Lindsay Thomas does the impossible (again), Tall Texan timber is terrific, Stevie J the super recruit, a St Kilda teenager comes of age and Hawthorn use fortress Tassie to go top of the ladder. PT1M43S 620 349 This is the year of the flawed finalist. After three years of flawless Hawthorn, in 2016 no team stands without warts. And thus we have tired Hawthorn back on top of the ladder.Unconvincingly defeating the wounded, l..>> view originalDoctors warn hospital funding shortfall in Tasmania set to worsen
Doctors warn hospital funding shortfall in Tasmania set to worsen Posted June 26, 2016 14:33:00 Tasmania's Health Minister has again faced criticism over hospital funding, less than a day after he announced measures to relieve pressure on the emergency department at the Launceston General Hospital (LGH).The Government is funding an extra 12 beds at the LGH after staff complained of risky procedures, inadequate resourcing and several resignations.Australian Medical Ass..>> view original'Because he's Gary Ablett!'
GARY Ablett receives ample attention from opposition players and, subsequently, umpires at stoppages.But Hawthorn star Sam Mitchell believes he was a little harshly done by at one particular stoppage on Sunday, seemingly claiming that the only reason the Gold Coast skipper received a free kick was because, well, he’s “Gary Ablett”.Ablett was awarded a free kick during the dying stages of the second term of the Hawks-Suns clash in Launceston after umpire Jordan Bannister adjudicated that Mitchell..>> view originalPlenty of goals in Coastal outing
Somerset win 5-4. DOUBLE: Somerset's Casey Eaves had a good day out.A Burnie comeback fell short against Somerset in a high-scoring Northern Championships encounter on Saturday.The clash between the top and bottom sides on the ladder proved to be an entertaining affair, with Somerset leading 3-0 before half-time.Burnie got one back before the long break, however, the Sharks pushed their advantage out to 5-1.But the visitors ended the game in a rush.Casey Eaves bagged two for Somer..>> view originalDevon falls hard to Cavaliers
But Tigers show some roar against Hawks Devon’s trip to Launceston on Saturday saw them run into a brick wall in the form of the Cavaliers at the Silverdome.UNDER THE PUMP: Cavaliers' Kelsey Norquay is put under pressure by Devon's Jessie Robinson on Saturday at the Silverdome. Picture: Phillip BiggsThe Cavs won 80-17 and were dominant from the outset, winning every quarter along the way,Meanwhile, Burnie showed strong improvement against Northern Hawks at Ulverstone despite going..>> view originalAwards highlight Tasmanian architects' role in tourism success
Awards highlight Tasmanian architects' role in tourism success Updated June 26, 2016 13:16:17 Eco-tourism projects inspired by the Tasmanian landscape are among the winners in this year's state architecture awards.Dale Campisi from the Tasmanian branch of the Australian Institute of Architects said local architects played a key role in the current wave of success being enjoyed in the tourism sector.Several tourism developments took out top awards at a ceremony on Saturd..>> view originalPoverty, mental health link
The link between mental illness and poverty explained. IMPOSSIBLE CHOICE: The head of St Vincent de Paul men's shelter Bethlehem House says some people have to choose between seeing their GP and eating.Mental illness does not discriminate, but the data is clear: among those who are homeless, people with a mental illness are overrepresented.Bethlehem House chief executive Patrick Carlisle said 87 per cent of men accessing the Hobart shelter identified as having a mental illness.“It..>> view original
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