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Tasmanian Liberals to have conscience vote on banning conversion practices (opens the original)
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Tasmanian Liberal MPs will be allowed a conscience vote on a Greens bill to ban conversion practices, which are attempts to suppress or convert a person's gender or sexual identity. Liberal minister Felix Ellis says he'll be "voting no", but the Greens say the reasons he's given for not supporting the bill are "misleading". The bill is expected to be debated in parliament this year. Tasmanian Liberal MPs will be allowed a conscience vote on a Greens' bill to ban conversion practices in the state
How knitting and crochet can be 'deceptively good' for the brain (opens the original)
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Crafts like knitting and crochet provide an ideal mix of challenge and repetition that can help with attention span and mood. A neuroscientist says some crafts can be an important part of a broad brain health regime, along with other considerations like exercise, diet and sleep. Knitter Will Seager says he finds attempting difficult patterns both calming and stimulating. Will Seager taught himself to knit nine years ago. Now, it's something he does every day. "I'm naturally a little bit of an an
Southern Tasmanian man charged with murdering his 85yo mother (opens the original)
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Police were called to a house in Huonville early this morning where an 85-year-old woman was found dead in her bed. The woman's 55-year-old son has been charged with murder. The man is due to face the Hobart Magistrates Court tomorrow. A 55-year-old southern Tasmanian man has been charged with murdering his 85-year-old mother at their house in Huonville early this morning. Tasmania Police Detective Inspector David Gill said police and paramedics were called to the Stride Street house about 4.30a
What makes a 'real' daffodil? Prospective judges learn the ropes (opens the original)
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Tasmanian flower show organisers are encouraging people to consider getting involved in daffodil judging. A session for prospective judges to learn about judging criteria was held last weekend. With the Hobart early spring flower show on today, and the Claremont spring flower show next weekend, organisers say it's a great time to enjoy the blooms and find out more about how to become a judge. Judging daffodils at flower shows is not something Robert and Kerrie Goudsouzian ever thought they would
Thousands line riverbank to welcome Spirit IV 'home' to Devonport (opens the original)
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Spirit of Tasmania IV has arrived in its home port of Devonport for two days of testing. It was a cause for celebration, following years of delays and cost overruns associated with the ferry replacement program. The ship will leave Devonport tomorrow and is due to start ferrying passengers across Bass Strait in October. After years of delays and cost overruns, there was cause for celebration in Devonport today as one of the two new Bass Strait ferries arrived at its home port for the first time.
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