Chewing the fat hand of bureaucracy
Southeast cold snap conditions improve
Low act not typical
HOW low can you go? A house in suburban Launceston loses its roof in the wild weather. Although the owners are not there at the time, it must be traumatic to come home to a scene of such destruction.They cannot stay there, so they put some of their most valuable items in a downstairs room to protect them from the rain. Family and friends rally around to help, driving past the house at regular intervals to keep an eye on it.Yet sometime in the middle of the night, burglars climb in through the op..>> view originalClock Tower show time brings strength
It has been an eventful year for Save the Clock Tower, but they are now back stronger than ever with their highly anticipated second album The Familiar // The Decay. NEW ALBUM SUCCESS: Save the Clock Tower will launch their new album The Familiar // The Decay on Saturday at Club 54.It has been an eventful year for Save the Clock Tower, but they are now back stronger than ever with their highly anticipated second album The Familiar // The Decay.This metal band, which currently cons..>> view originalSharks out to end form slump
Somerset have the ideal opportunity to get its season back on track when they take on seventh-placed Northern Rangers in round 16 of the Northern Championship men’s competition. Somerset have the ideal opportunity to get its season back on track when they take on seventh-placed Northern Rangers in round 16 of the Northern Championship men’s competition.The Sharks have only had one win from their last five games and have slipped to second on the ladder, but face a Rangers team that..>> view originalTop four clashes on the coast
Northern hockey games will be centred on the coast this week, with the most notable clash being South Burnie v Queechy. Northern hockey games will be centred on the coast this week, with the most notable clash being South Burnie v Queechy.A single point separates the sides in third and second giving both teams incentive to win.The Q’s will welcome back key playmaker Matt Franklin, but will be missing Tom Moir and Finn Bailey up front and keeper Nick Green. Sam Rossetto has assumed..>> view originalObese men three times more likely than women to die before 70: Study
The new study has found overweight and obese men are far more likely to die before 70 than women. Overweight and obese men are three times more likely than women to die early, the authors of an international study have found.An analysis of 3.9 million healthy non-smokers, published in the The Lancet journal on Thursday, found that the excess risk of premature death (dying before the age 70) increases by more than 10 per cent in moderately obese men. If yo..>> view original
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