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Finding her rhythm again after years lost to a debilitating chronic illness (opens the original)
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After severe illness stripped away her ability to play music and left her bedbound, a musician has found a new way to share her passion. Tara Falconer had been studying music at the Melbourne Conservatorium where she enjoyed the challenge of mastering the piano. She transitioned into teaching music, but also outdoor activities. "I really love to teach. That's where I felt most fully myself," Ms Falconer said. But in 2006 she was diagnosed with myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) and spent the years f
'An invasion of privacy': Council candidate slammed over unsolicited texts (opens the original)
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A local council candidate has faced backlash after sending unsolicited text messages to people in his municipality, claiming the data was legally obtained through the Tasmanian Electoral Commission and failing to declare support from a major party. Northern Midlands Council candidate Adam Barnett was blasted on a Longford community Facebook page after sending out text messages to people living in the municipality. In response to our questions, he later said that the information was provided lawf
'Nothing about me mattered': Mothers treated like an incubator during birth (opens the original)
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A Tasmanian mother said when her first child was born, she felt like she had been taken along the "pregnancy conveyer belt" and did not have the education or support she needed. Aleysha Chapman said during a traumatic hospital birth she ended up having medication she did not need or want, without informed consent. "It left me feeling so vulnerable and just like an incubator basically, that nothing about me mattered," she said. "It was all about having the baby out at all costs." When her next ch
'When our son died, we completely changed': A week of hope, community, grief (opens the original)
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Some choices a parent should never have to make, but outliving a child forces their hand. Henry Barrett was four years old when he died in 2015 after a normal respiratory virus turned into pneumonia. Henry's mother Sarah Barrett said one nurse, one night called her son the "sickest boy in Australia". "I thought surely not. He doesn't have cancer, he's got pneumonia. People get better from pneumonia," she said. "But he was, his life became very fragile." Henry was put on life support in the Royal
Police investigate suspicious house fire, seeking information and CCTV (opens the original)
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Police are investigating a deliberately lit house fire. Tasmania Fire Service crews from Launceston and Rocherlea attended the Burrawang Court house just after 7pm on Friday September 25. When the crews arrived the back of the house was on fire. It was contained to one room at the rear of the house and extinguished. At 4.15pm on Saturday September 26, police said the fire had been deliberately lit. Further investigations are being conducted. Police asked anyone with information, including CCTV f
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