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'All worth it': the tip shop that feeds $350,000 into its community (opens the original)
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It might look like a typical tip shop when you walk through the doors of this small community waste station, but its impact is far larger. Run by a small group of volunteers, the tip shop at St Helens Waste Transfer Station generated more than $100,000 in the past financial year, through the St Helens Hospital Auxiliary. With funds going straight back into the community, auxiliary secretary Christine Treloggen said more than $350,000 was raised since 2019 through balls, raffles and fundraisers -
Dying pensioner fights to stay in long-term home with help from neighbour (opens the original)
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Mick Brown recently stopped chemotherapy for terminal cancer to enjoy his quiet coastal life, but now he's more stressed than ever, with potentially only months to live. When Mr Brown's partner and carer, Amanda, suddenly died in June, his income was halved. Mr Brown said he was left his disability pension to cover rent, which wasn't enough, while given a life expectancy of only a few months by his doctor. "Amanda was on a Centrelink payment and with my pension we could afford rent, which is $40
Stories for Saree: From milking cows to wheelie bin fun with Jean and Reuben (opens the original)
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After more than 100 years, The Examiner has brought back 'The Young Folks' series, inviting children to write letters to their local paper. Letters will be published weekly, alongside historic letters in our archives that were sent to The Weekly Courier (formerly The Examiner) in the early 1900s to compare the lives of modern day children to those of more than a century ago. This week we received another letter from the south of the state from 10-year-old Reuben. He shared an entertaining story
Man dead and another in a serious condition after two-vehicle crash (opens the original)
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A man in his 50s has died following a two-vehicle crash on the East Derwent Highway at Otago Bay. Tasmania Police attended the crash that happened at about 4.20am on Friday, September 25, where a white Toyota Hilux and silver Holden Rodeo collided. On arrival, police said emergencies services pulled both men from their vehicles before they were taken by ambulance to Royal Hobart Hospital for treatment. The driver of the Hilux, a 55-year-old man, has since died. The driver of the Rodeo, a 28-year
Two-vehicle crash near Waverley shops, emergency services on the scene (opens the original)
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The scene has since been cleared by police and emergency services. Police are at the scene of a two-vehicle crash at Waverley in the state's North. The crash occurred on Dalkeith Street, not far from the shops at the top of Waverley hill, about midday on Friday, September 25. Tasmania Police said no serious injuries had been reported at this stage. Motorists are asked to avoid the area or divert up Humphrey Street until the scene is cleared. Northern Tasmania born and bred. School reporter, inte
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