The Examiner
Saturday 12 April 2025
Federal Election
White's Lyons vision: health, energy, economy and steady economic management.
Craig Thomson
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Opinion
Though far from perfect, there is too much riding on a new stadium to scrap it.
Ben Hann
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Susie Bower outlines Liberal Party plans if elected.
Craig Thomson
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Susie Bower, Liberal candidate for Lyons. Picture by Paul Scambler
Troy Ashley Shipton could serve eight months jail.
Nick Clark
Troy Ashley Shipton in 2001. File picture
Bureau of Meteorology releases long-range forecast for 2025.
Carla Mascarenhas
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A BOM map of Australia showing the chance of exceeding median rainfall for May to July 2025. Pictures BoM/Shutterstock
Tributes are pouring in for Lucy Markovic who died aged 27.
Carla Mascarenhas
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Lucy Markovic in Brandon Maxwell. Picture by Instagram/@lucymarkovicc
Global financial turmoil is having an effect on the home front.
Jen Melocco
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As global events lead to stock market fluctuations and further interest rate calls property as an investment is on the radar. Pic: Shutterstock
Good News
'He just took it away from St Helens that day.'
Josh Partridge
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'Every person killed or injured on our roads is one to many.'
Bailey Forbes
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Several factors tie into why road crashes can happen. Picture by Paul Scambler.
The stone arch is conspicuous amid bright, boxed buildings.
Hamish Geale
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The stone entrance at the Bunnings complex in North Launceston. Picture by Paul Scambler
A national food rescue group has officially launched in Tasmania.
Annika Rhoades
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OzHarvest driver Seb Kuhn and volunteer Ashley Phelan at the official launch of OzHarvest in Tasmania. Picture by Phillip Biggs
'It was a bustling and hugely populated town in the early 1900s'.
Saree Salter
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'The investment back into RFDS has nearly reached $150,000'.
Saree Salter
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Tasmanian Truck Owners and Operators president Rob Bayles and RFDS CEO Nicole Henty. Picture by Phillip Biggs for The Examiner
Our Places
$3.8 million has been spent on revamped Bike Centre.
Joe Colbrook
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Police searched for missing seafarer after boat capsizes.
Staff Reporters
Police are searching for a missing man after his boat reportedly capsized near Roaring Beach. Picture by Tasmanian Government
Magistrate Sharon Cure says Tasmania Police policy is too long.
Nick Clark
Launceston Magistrates Court. File picture
Everything you need to know ahead of Saturday's season opener.
Josh Partridge
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Representatives from all six NTFAW premier league clubs. Pictures by Paul Scambler
What's on
Looking for something to do? Here are some ideas.
Harley James Wilmot was sentenced to five months in jail.
Nick Clark
Launceston Magistrates Court. File picture
The Launceston corner store has been running for several decades.
Hamish Geale
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The JackJumpers are making moves in the NBL offseason.
Ryan Bentley
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New signing Josh Bannan dunks the ball against the JackJumpers in 2024. Picture by Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images
The union has hit back at the reason for voluntary redundancies.
Tess Kelly
Honni Pitt ST Giles CEO. Picture by Paul Scambler
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Diane von Furstenberg, Bob Mackie, Edith Head or Coco Chanel?
Anna Houlahan
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With the declaration of candidates, the facts and figures surrounding the May 3 federal election point to a major logistical exercise.
Tim Dornin • 51m ago
The Australia Electoral Commission has distributed 12 million guides to the May 3 election. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS
Former bar manager recalls unforgettable Midnight Oil gig.
Jimmy Parker • 2hrs ago
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Former Tathra pub bar manager Andrew "Macca" McPherson holds a photograph of Peter Garrett from the 1980 gig. Picture by Jimmy Parker
The major parties are focusing campaign efforts in Australia's west as they race to sell their message before voters start to make up their minds.
Tess Ikonomou and Rachael Ward • 2hrs ago
Peter Dutton met with former boxer Danny Green and Stop the Coward Punch chair Justin Manolikos. Photo: Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS
How to earn more airline points without flying.
Sarah Falson
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Benjamin Peletier and his family.
Though far from perfect, there is too much riding on a new stadium to scrap it.
Ben Hann
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'He just took it away from St Helens that day.'
Josh Partridge
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Toby Nankervis in action against Hawthorn in Devonport. Inset: Lilydale's 2009 under-16 team. Pictures by Simon Sturzaker, supplied
Women's football rivalry set to continue in NTFAW division one
Ryan Bentley
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Jenna Griffiths will lead the Bridgenorth Parrots again in 2025. Picture by Paul Scambler
Everything you need to know ahead of Saturday's season opener.
Josh Partridge
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The JackJumpers are making moves in the NBL offseason.
Ryan Bentley
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New signing Josh Bannan dunks the ball against the JackJumpers in 2024. Picture by Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images
'I just tried to get to the line as fast as I could.'
Ryan Bentley
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Samuel Lindsay competing at the 2025 Australian Junior Athletics Championships in Perth. Picture supplied
Everything you need to know leading into Saturday's round one.
Josh Partridge
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Members of the NTFA premier league. Pictures by Paul Scambler
Take a closer look at the homes of Australia's top 10 billionaires.
Emily Rayner
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Gina Reinhart owns this grand riverfront home in Brisbane's Hawthorne. Picture supplied

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Launceston's health precinct is getting bigger by the day.
Hamish Geale
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The Launceston corner store has been running for several decades.
Hamish Geale
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The Cimitiere Street takeaway at 16 Cimitiere Street. Picture by Paul Scambler
Fine dining restaurant moves to new home in Launceston CBD.
Hamish Geale
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After five generations, family lists home in peaceful fishing town.
Hamish Geale
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Max Graham and Yvonne Fellows at the Clarence Point home that has been in their family for 70 years. Pictures by Paul Scambler
Would you live in a home like this?
Sonia Taylor
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The unique house comes with its very own moat, drawbridge and turret. Pic Supplied
'I couldn't imagine working anywhere else.'
Bailey Forbes
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'Why should 18 non-Tasmanian football bosses dictate ... ?'
Sean Ford
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Nelson independent MLC Meg Webb. File picture
Designs balance need for pedestrian safety with role as key freight route.
Joe Colbrook
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Liberal member for Bass Michael Ferguson and Minister for Infrastructure Kerry Vincent discuss concept designs for road safety upgrades at Exeter. Picture by Craig Greogre
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The beer for 'when you've spent all day working your arse off'.
Saffron Howden
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The Patriot beer bearing Queensland MP Bob Katter's image, launched during the 2025 federal election campaign. Picture supplied
The VR experiences, events and concerts worth the trip to Sydney in 2025.
Miranda Aitken
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Photo by Shutterstock.
The fleet vehicles sector is undergoing a fundamental transformation globally, driven by the need for both sustainability and digital innovation.
Understanding your financial needs in retirement is the first step toward creating a secure and fulfilling next phase of your life.
Rosie Ryan
Look forward to a financially secure retirement. Picture Shutterstock
Ask R U OK? Any Day to foster regular, meaningful conversations.
Elizabeth Habermann
Gillian Boyd, 53, is a nurse from Toowomba and an R U OK? Community Ambassador who wants to inspire and empower others to connect and have meaningful conversations. Picture supplied
The only winter blues on Queensland's Sunshine Coast are the clear blue skies.
Couple at First Bay Coolum. Picture Visit Sunshine Coast
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Man who shopped in Launceston to share prize with family.
Hamish Geale
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'This is the first time ever in my life getting a first medal'.
Saree Salter
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Ken Draeger Brixhibition organiser and Lego enthusiast with Legana Primary student Isabelle Dun at Legana Primary School. Picture by Paul Scambler
'If they can't afford food, they can't afford these luxuries'
Bailey Forbes
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General manager Karen Crane and chairman Ross Clark from Launceston Benevolent Society with suits and gowns donated for graduations and formals. Picture by Craig George.
'Hopefully they end up good community contributors.'
Josh Partridge
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George Town's Learning Life Through Sport session was a success. Picture supplied
'We wanted to do something different for Launceston.'
Hamish Geale
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Robyn Schorn David Micallef have opened Dill Pickle Club in St John Street. Picture by Paul Scambler
Former bar manager recalls unforgettable Midnight Oil gig.
Jimmy Parker • 2hrs ago
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Rebecca Konemann captured a meteor on camera.
Louise Thrower
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A meteor streaked across the night sky near Crookwell in the early hours of Saturday, April 5. Rebecca Konemann captured it on her doorbell camera. Picture supplied.
Tributes are pouring in for Lucy Markovic who died aged 27.
Carla Mascarenhas
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Lucy Markovic in Brandon Maxwell. Picture by Instagram/@lucymarkovicc
White's Lyons vision: health, energy, economy and steady economic management.
Craig Thomson
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Rebecca White Labor candidate for Lyons. Picture by Paul Scambler
Though far from perfect, there is too much riding on a new stadium to scrap it.
Ben Hann
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The Tasmania Devils dream will mean the imperfect Macquarie Point stadium will get built. Pictures supplied and by David Bellamy
LETTERS: Politicians should get out of the way of healthcare
LETTERS: Justice delayed is justice denied.
Supreme Court in Launceston. File picture by Paul Scambler
LETTERS: Council should work with us, not against us.
The City of Launceston council is considering a planning permit to allow food trucks to operate at the Lilydale Falls Reserve. Picture by Paul Scambler
The show turns a valley floor into an enchanted forest.
John Burfitt
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The Nocturnal light show. Picture: Gary P Hayes Photography
Find out how to earn more airline points with everyday spending.
Sarah Falson
Benjamin Peletier and his family.
Spot rare blue ducks and dine at the top of the world.
Anabel Dean
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Blue Duck Station in the far distance above Whanganui River. Picture: Anabel Dean
We spoke to a travel compensation lawyer for advice.
Sarah Falson
Picture: supplied by SCTI
Car Expert
These are the top 10 cheapest ute models currently on sale in Australia in early 2025, featuring one of the newest brands in the country.
Max Davies
Do you like Subaru's all-wheel drive or its boxer engines? An exec says that traditional formula is what will keep buyers around.
Max Davies
Subaru sticks to its guns against increasing competition
Mitsubishi could look to the company famous for building the Apple iPhone to source its next electric vehicle for Australia.
Jordan Mulach
Apple iPhone maker to build Australian-bound EV… as a Mitsubishi – report
Scoff at the Toyota Camry all you want, but you can't deny just how excellent an all-round package this sedan is.
William Stopford
2025 Toyota Camry Ascent Sport review
Australia's peak auto industry body has renewed calls for a new-vehicle emissions target rethink, as the EV lobby criticises a watering-down.
Jordan Mulach
Australian car industry reacts to proposed axing of new-vehicle emissions penalties
The Senior
Early adopters share the cost, health benefits of making the switch.
Anthony Caggiano
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The 75-year-old says the 'saddest part' was no longer seeing her grandchildren.
Desiree Savage
In 2015, Bonnie Cook sold her home in Gosford, NSW, to start a new life with her daughter's family on acreage in the Gold Coast hinterland, but their relationship turned sour. Picture supplied
Grandparents David and Sandie share how they've saved on power bills and free up cash.
Anthony Caggiano
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Picture by Gary Medlicott

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Processors under pressure to find sheep in all weight categories
Leann Dax
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Angus weaner steers lifted $50-$100 from last month's sale.
Petra Oates
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Richard Grigg, with his sons Charlie, 11, and John, 9, Newlyn, at the Ballarat store cattle sale where they sold 10 Angus, 304kg, heifers for $980 or 322c/kg.
Grass buyers stepped in for top-quality East Gippsland cattle.
Barry Murphy
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Margaret, Des and Heidi Knott, Dargo, sold 60 Hereford/Shorthorn, Wirruna and Goggin-blood, 8-10 months, mixed-sex calves, including 13, 336kg, steers for $1450 or 431c/kg.
An Aussie fashion designer has been given another chance to prove allegations that US pop star Katy Perry infringed her trade mark during the Prism tour.
Miklos Bolza

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