Craig George
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 3
- Latest publication
- Sep 4, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Examiner
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- Aug 12, 2026
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Mega gallery: bumper sports gala day featuring some of Tasmania's best (opens the original)
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Some of Tasmania's best young athletes converged on Launceston Grammar to represent their region and "build friendships" outside their usual school groups. The Sports Association of Tasmania Independent Schools (SATIS) puts on an annual representative gala, where the best of the North takes on the South. The Examiner's photographer Craig George got among the action capturing the scenes from the girls' soccer, boys' basketball and the tennis. NSATIS technical support officer Craig Newman said eve
In pictures: footy fever takes over as next generation of stars chase glory (opens the original)
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Footy fever was rampant on Sunday with plenty of outstanding displays from generation next in the first batch of Northern Tasmanian Junior Football Association finals. Deloraine enjoyed a memorable day by winning all three games it was involved in, with Otty Youd kicking three goals in a 7.12 (54) to 4.2 (26) victory over East Launceston in the under-13 boys, which the Roos set up with four unanswered first quarter goals. The Roos' under-12 girls also beat Longford by 25 points, while the under-
'It's kind of growing with us': What teenagers think and worry about, with AI (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has become integrated into daily life at a breakneck pace, and it has young people worried. While it was once the stuff of science fiction or dystopia, AI is used for work, casual searching, even fridges, and for these students, it's at the centre of their latest performance. Students at Launceston College performing in We Will Rock You, a show set in a futuristic world where AI dominates society. Written by Ben Elton, the story details a group of rebels fighting bac
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