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Lawyer of woman accused of trying to poison person surprised by new charge (opens the original)
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A woman accused of attempting to poison someone multiple times with arsenic trioxide is facing a fresh charge after forensic analysis was completed. In mid-August 2026, the South Launceston woman was charged with two counts of attempting to unlawfully administer poison to another person. However, police are now alleging she tried to poison the same person on three separate occasions. On Thursday, October 1, she appeared in the Launceston Magistrates Court via video link from custody after being
'Life can be precious': family reflects on Jason's life years after tragedy (opens the original)
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Four years after the death of 29-year-old Jason James, his family still remembers his smile, generosity and kindness - along with his passion for cricket. "He'd always tell me if I ever needed anything, he'd be there," Aime James said about her older brother, who died in an accident on July 20, 2022, when an excavator he was operating at a worksite near Evandale, Tasmania, tipped over. Jason's father, Patrick James, said the last text message he received from his son was asking if he could be pi
18-month delay in court hearing involving harness racing company's crash (opens the original)
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A court hearing involving a harness racing company, which centres on a serious crash that injured employees, will resume nearly 18 months after it began. A hearing involving Ben Yole Racing Pty Ltd started on Tuesday, January 27, 2026 but only two of several witnesses had finished giving evidence by the end of the fourth day. The charges stem from a car crash near Sidmouth in January 2023, when five young employees were driving back late at night from a race meeting in Hobart, a horse float in t
'The narrative was already set': grieving families call for system overhaul (opens the original)
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A grieving son said he was treated "almost with contempt" by the Tasmanian coroner's court while seeking answers about his father's death. Warning: this story discusses sensitive topics, including suicide. Robert de Jong's 82-year-old father, Frank, died in June 2024, hours after being discharged from the Launceston General Hospital (LGH). His experience echoes a growing number of families who say interacting with the Tasmanian coronial division has deepened their trauma, prompting demands for a
Ex-teacher to face Supreme Court on grooming and sexual assault charges (opens the original)
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Warning: This story mentions sexual assault. A former teacher who admitted to grooming a young person for the purpose of sexually abusing them will face sentencing in the Supreme Court. Thomas Joseph Clark pleaded guilty to a count each of grooming with intent to procure a child or young person for sexual abuse and indecent assault. The 44-year-old was represented by defence lawyer Fran McCracken when he appeared in the Launceston Magistrates Court on Thursday, September 24, 2026. Ms McCracken s
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