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Mayor defends cocktails, AirPods, steaks, KFC credit card spend (opens the original)
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Launceston Mayor Matthew Garwood has taken to social media to reject allegations he misused public funds. Documents show $17,000 was spent on his work-issued credit card over three years. Cr Garwood is one of eight candidates contesting the role of mayor when local elections are held in October. Launceston Mayor Matthew Garwood has defended his spending on a work-issued credit card that racked up more than $17,000 over three years. Documents obtained under Right to Information laws and reviewed
Tasmanian Aboriginal elder Aunty Patsy Cameron dies aged 79 (opens the original)
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A Tasmanian Aboriginal elder who spent decades advocating for better educational outcomes for Aboriginal Tasmanians has died. Aunty Patsy Cameron helped create the Aboriginal Studies course at the University of Tasmania and is remembered by friends and family as a dedicated historian and advocate. Her son, Nick Cameron, said he and others Aunty Patsy was close with would continue her legacy. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the name an
10yo boy hailed a hero after saving baby sister and home from house fire (opens the original)
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A 10-year-old Launceston boy has been awarded a certificate of bravery by the state government, after alerting his mum to a kitchen fire. Ollie Brunskill has been hailed as a hero by his family and school for his bravery and calm attitude, helping rescue his baby sister. Ollie's mum, Stacey Brunskill, encouraged families with young children to prepare for house fires by purchasing fire blankets and extinguishers. For book week this year, 10-year-old Ollie Brunskill dressed up as his favourite he
Butcher backs meat producers as Woolworths to stop selling Tassie beef (opens the original)
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Butchers are encouraging Tasmanians to continue, or begin, buying local beef amid Woolworths' exit from the Tasmanian beef market from 2027. Launceston butcher Rob Perry says while the move by the supermarket giant is a blow to Tasmanian farmers, it opens up new doors for butchers and consumers to support local producers. The state government says it will approach peak farming body TasFarmers on how to frame conversations with Woolworths going forward. Tasmanian butchers have backed their local
'Kick in the guts': Woolworths confirms it will no longer buy Tasmanian beef (opens the original)
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Supermarket giant Woolworths will no longer sell Tasmanian beef in its stores from 2027, citing rising production and shipping costs across Bass Strait. Tasmanian farmer Jerrod Nichols says the contract with Woolworths provided security amid a changing market, and the loss is a "kick in the guts" for Tasmanian producers. Woolworths says it will work with those affected to support them through the transition period. Coles already does not buy Tasmanian beef. Tasmanian beef cattle farmers have bee
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