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While the festival kicks off officially on Friday night, two episodes of the series had their first airing on Wednesday night, screening simultaneously at nine locations across Hobart. Tipped to be Tasmania's Twin Peaks, the $14 million eight-part ...
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Hobart's Dark Mofo festival has taken over the port city, with tens of thousands coming out for the celebrations. The festival has opened and features grand-scale art works, a feast and light and sound shows across a range of venues. Executive producer ...
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Man charged after crime spree: Tas police9news.com.au
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A HOBART restaurant that helped cater for visiting Chinese diplomats and dignitaries has been reprimanded by the federal workplace watchdog for underpaying a staff member with limited language skills. REBECCA Lin Cong admitted paying overseas ...
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... Tasmania's current tallest building, Wrest Point, and offer breathtaking panoramic views of the city and beyond. DAVID WALSH: SEE IT AS OUR BIG, BOLD OPPORTUNITY. The tower is still to go through the Hobart City Council planning approvals process, ...
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Workers are overweight, stressed, lazy and drink too much, according to a new report on employees' health. The Health Profile of Australian Employees, released on Friday, analysed mental and physical health trends of Australian workers over a five- to ...
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EATING sauerkraut, pickles and yoghurt may be the answer for young adults suffering from social anxiety. STUDENTS who ate more fermented food had fewer social anxiety symptoms, say researchers from the University of Maryland and the William and ...
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Chronic insomnia affects 5% to 15% of Americans. It is far from only a nighttime problem. As all of us know from occasional sleepless nights, the following day is unproductive and sometimes dangerous. Sleep deprived people are more prone to accidents, and ...
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Children born to teenage mothers and older parents have a higher risk of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), according to a mass study. In a study exploring the link between parental age and autism risk in five countries, researchers also found that children of ...
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Three times lots of individuals were carrying whooping cough in 2015 in comparison with in 2014, as per New south wales Health records. Data aquired between January and June of each ages contain a raise from 911 noted cases to actually 2831.
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