The News Review:
- ‘NEILL CLDWATER CLASSIC TASMANIA: DAY 2
- Battle on for 21st Hydro Tasmania Three Peaks Race
- Johnston ‘required’ to advise Government
- Tasmania the defacto state
‘NEILL CLDWATER CLASSIC TASMANIA: DAY 2
Surfline.com Surf News
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Battle on for 21st Hydro Tasmania Three Peaks Race
Sail World
But undoubtedly the most exciting aspect of the race will be the fierce rivalry between race record-holder Terry Travers and defending champion Phillip Marshall. Marshall from Shearwater in north-west Tasmania ended Travers? quest to win five consecutive races in 2005. Devonport?s Travers will attempt to do the same in this year?s race which starts on Good Friday April 10 at Beauty Point in Northern Tasmania. Travers is believed to have a few secret weapons on board his 11. 4m catamaran to get the edge on his smaller competitor including a change to his running team. Launceston runner Clarence Blake will pair up with Victorian Andrew Kromar who has held the record for the fastest overall running time since 1996.
Johnston ‘required’ to advise Government
ABC nline
Tasmania’s Solicitor General Leigh Sealy has been giving evidence at a preliminary hearing in the case against suspended Police Commissioner Jack Johnston. Johnston 59 has pleaded not guilty to two counts of disclosing official secrets. He is accused of passing on confidential information to the State Government. Mr Sealy has told the Magistrates Court that the Secretary of a government department must provide full frank and honest advice to the Minister and to do otherwise would be contempt of parliament. The second day of the hearing has also taken evidence from a criminologist Vanessa Goodwin who says she saw a briefing note about a police investigation into a politician.
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Tasmania the defacto state
Tasmania Mercury
4 per cent respectively. nly the Northern Territory had a greater rate than Tasmania at 25. Social trends data released today shows Tasmanians are also have a higher tendency to live alone be a teenage mother smoke die of cancer and have asthma. The Australian Bureau of Statistics data reveals about three-quarters of couples lived together before marrying compared with just 3e per cent of couples during the 1960s. For more data go to www.