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Train ride for hope: Shirly and Denise unveil unique twist on Pinktober (opens the original)
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The "weird and wonderful" will be riding the tracks on Sunday in a new take on the Pinktober long lunch. The inaugural Pink Train event at Don River Railway has already sold out its first train, with limited tickets remaining on the added-by-popular-demand second round. It is organised by The Fashion Treadmill and Penguin in Pink's Denise Kloeden and Shirly Good, who also dresses the big penguin. Ms Kloeden said the idea came from her friend, a breast cancer survivor, who got a group of friends
Illegal tobacco, drugs see surge as anonymous reports fuel information (opens the original)
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Criminals are getting smarter, but so is law enforcement in the rising battle against illicit substances. Crime Stoppers chair David Daniels said tobacco importation was not an issue when he stepped into his role 32 years ago. Then container ships full of it started flooding in, which Mr Daniels said is mostly from the Middle East. "In the last decade, when the containers started arriving, it became an issue for all jurisdictions," he said. Mr Daniels said the rise in supply is linked to crimina
Fuzzy details on hospital contingency plans two weeks after major fire (opens the original)
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There are still no specifics on contingency plans two weeks after a fire destroyed the North West Regional Hospital's (NWRH) mental health unit. On Wednesday, Health Minister Bridget Archer said medium-term plans were still being worked on with more information to be announced "in the coming weeks". The Health Minister said all patients have been accommodated at other facilities, and the system continues to admit new patients. "When you take an entire mental health facility offline instantly, it
From child rider to treasurer: how Jodi is keeping a Burnie tradition alive (opens the original)
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You might have seen a little Jodi Gardam sitting with a baby goat in the newspaper or some signage for the Burnie Show and Agri-Expo. Now, she has a much big role behind the scenes. The Gardam family has been involved in the Burnie Agricultural and Pastoral Society since the 1950s, her grandfather Rex Gardam was previously president. Outside of her advertising stardom as a child, Ms Gardam was riding horses for the show, and still does showjumping to this day. "My dad and his brothers and my gra
Home to the stage: Amity's musical journey comes full circle after big win (opens the original)
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A future in the arts was always on the cards for Amity Hutton. The inevitability stemmed from being the daughter of a professional piano grading mother and a touring musician father. "I'm fortunate that I was born with a really tight rhythm and sense of pitch," she said. Back when the now 20-year-old was at Table Cape Primary School, she was involved in Burnie Musical Society's (BMS) various bands, and auditioned with Opera Australia. She started performing at 11, in the BMS production of Aladdi
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