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Police investigating a two-vehicle crash that seriously injured one person (opens the original)
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Tasmania Police are calling for witnesses to a serious two-vehicle crash in a North-West Coast city. Police said the crash took place about 12.30pm on August 17 and involved a white Toyota Prado and a blue Suzuki Ignis at the intersection of Devonport Road and Mersey Main Road/Stony Rise Road at Quoiba. The driver of the blue Suzuki was transported to hospital in a serious condition. The driver of the white Toyota was not physically injured. Police said investigations into the crash are continui
He served his community with heart, but family was Kevin Hyland's world (opens the original)
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While his contribution to his community was vast, Kevin Hyland's greatest achievement was much closer to home. That was a feeling perfectly summed up by his son Brendon at the long-serving Waratah-Wynyard councillor's funeral in Burnie on Monday, August 10. He said while his dad "may have been small in stature", the legacy he had left behind was "enormous", with love for his children and grandchildren paramount. "Whether it was through the Lions Club, the Yolla Football Club, the Lobster Ponds,
Welcome aboard Ken, now here's a crazy idea to help unite the Devils family (opens the original)
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I've been thinking a lot about the Tasmania Devils lately, and specifically, one big idea that could turn our entry into the AFL into even more of a statewide movement. The Devils should steal a page from the playbook of the great Kevin Sheedy and establish an annual, flagship Tasmania game when they start their AFL life in 2028. It would be our version of Essendon and Geelong's Country Game, one designed not just to showcase regional football, but to celebrate the unmatched character, culture,
SEE THE PHOTOS: dancers shine bright on stage in the Burnie Eisteddfod (opens the original)
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As they say, all good things must come to an end. The Burnie Eisteddfod has come to a close for yet another year, with participants from around the state showcasing their dancing ability over the past week. Our photographer Paul Scambler was on the scene on Friday and captured images of funk/hip-hop dancing, as well as acrobatic dancing. Organisers said more than 2500 people were expected to compete across the three weeks of the eisteddfod, which featured also speech and drama, music and school
IN PHOTOS: see these young dancers light up the Burnie Eisteddfod stage (opens the original)
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The Burnie Eisteddfod is in full swing again, and our photographer Phillip Biggs was at the Burnie Arts Centre on Tuesday, July 21, to capture all the colour and excitement of the dance competition. Before this week's performances, the speech and drama, music and school choir sections were held. Organisers said more than 2500 people were expected to compete across the three weeks of the eisteddfod. They said all entry numbers were slightly up from last year, especially in the dance section. The
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