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TasTAFE hotel plans in doubt as developer companies enter administration (opens the original)
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A major development proposed for a landmark site in Launceston is in serious doubt. Corporate filings reveal the companies behind the project, directed by Andrew McCullagh, have entered external administration. The staged development, which has council approval, would see the former TasTAFE buildings on Wellington Street transformed into a five-star hotel and residential precinct. As recently as August, Mr McCullagh said "we're really confident" of raising funds to start construction on stage on
Area closed after walker finds body in water of rivulet, police investigating (opens the original)
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A body has been discovered in the state's south, Tasmania Police has said. A person contacted police about 10.30am on Wednesday, September 30, to report a deceased person in Humphreys Rivulet, near Grove Road in Glenorchy. The area has been closed and police said an investigation is under way to determine the circumstances of the death. "Police, including detectives and specialist resources, are at the scene, with people asked to avoid the area," police said. "Anyone with information about this
'No lagoon for us': Silent threat drying up locals' favourite swimming spots (opens the original)
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A group of residents has blamed loose regulation of water licensing for the decline of a lagoon on Tasmania's east coast. Henderson Lagoon, at Falmouth, has drawn swimmers, fishers, and birdwatchers for years, but concerns over its decline reached tipping point after the owners of a nearby merino farm applied to be allowed to extract another 360 million litres from the catchment. Janette Cumming said she moved to Falmouth because of the lagoon and later taught one of her grandchildren to swim in
Search for driver's identity after serious Bunnings car park assault (opens the original)
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Footage has been released of a man who police wish to identify as investigations continue into a serious assault and road rage incident in a Bunnings car park. A young man was assaulted while inside his Mazda 3 about 4.20pm on Thursday, September 24, at the car park of Bunnings, Kings Meadows, Tasmania Police said. The incident came after he was allegedly followed from Wellington Street, Launceston, and confronted by another man, driving a white dual cab utility. Tasmania Police said investigato
Northern Tasmanian man to face court after alleged road rage, assault (opens the original)
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A man has been arrested and charged over an alleged road rage and assault, Tasmania Police has said. On Wednesday, September 30, police said a 34-year-old Carrick man was charged with assault and road rage. He was bailed to appear at Launceston Magistrates Court in December. The charges related to an incident in which a young man was allegedly followed and then assaulted in the car park at Bunnings, Kings Meadows, on Thursday, September 24. Police said they would like to thank the public for the
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