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'The pain is unbearable': Steve's two-year battle on foot surgery waitlist (opens the original)
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For 67-year-old Steve Murray, every step across his rural property is a sharp, grinding reminder of a public health system that he says abandoned him to years of chronic pain. As the full-time carer for his terminally ill wife, Mr Murray was supposed to be her primary source of support - helping her dress, shower, and manage her severe emphysema and oxygen treatments. For nearly two years, Mr Murray has lived with severe hammer toe, a crippling arthritic condition that has twisted the toes on hi
'It's legitimate': drug trafficker in bid to keep $40k cash found in house (opens the original)
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A lawyer has urged a court to spare a convicted Devonport tattoo artist from forfeiting more than $40,000 in cash seized from his home, arguing the money came from his business rather than illicit drug sales. Mark Raymond Roland, 57, was found guilty of trafficking methamphetamine, cocaine, and cannabis following a brief jury deliberation in August. The verdict marked Roland's third drug trafficking conviction. The case relates to searches in 2021 and 2022 by police at Roland's home where drugs,
'Fish out of water': councillor defending $7.1m lawsuit after lawyer quits (opens the original)
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A Northern Midlands councillor best known for introducing Pringles chips to Australia is now representing himself against a multimillion-dollar lawsuit after he allegedly failed to pay back a property loan. Andrew McCullagh appeared before the Supreme Court of Tasmania in Hobart on Monday morning to step up to the bar after his legal counsel, Chris Gunson SC, said he would not be representing the defendant. Mr McCullagh, who is being sued for millions of dollars by a financier who claims he defa
It's worth how much? The rare mineral that could supercharge this tin mine (opens the original)
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When geologists working for Australian miner Elementos set out to explore the rugged West Coast, they were hunting for the usual suspects: tin, copper and tungsten. At the company's Cleveland mine project, 80 kilometres south-west of Burnie, they found exactly what they expected. But they also stumbled onto something that stopped them in their tracks - an overlooked treasure chest containing one of the rarest and most expensive elements on Earth: rubidium. Trading at an eye-watering $2 million a
'I'm down $2 million': how the illicit tobacco market is gutting grocers (opens the original)
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Independent supermarket owners have blamed the tobacco black market for a catastrophic slide in revenues that is threatening jobs and the very viability of their businesses. For years, David Baxter ran a thriving business operating two IGA co-operative in Launceston, bringing in millions in revenue and employing dozens of locals. Today, he is making painful choices on staffing as a decline in earnings he attributes to Tasmania's booming illicit tobacco trade bites. "It's set our sales back at le
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