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Hugh Bohane is an Australian multimedia journalist and producer. Hugh has reported in Asia and elsewhere for over ten years in print, radio and television. Hugh has covered politics, conflicts, natural disasters, travel, and the arts. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Communications and Journalism from Griffith University, Australia. He is currently based in Sydney. His work has been published in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, The Diplomat (US), New Internationalist (UK), VOA (US), The Atlantic (US), Euronews (EU), VICE (UK), NME (UK), Rolling Stone (AUS), Yen Magazine (AUS), Nikkei Asian Review (JP), Asia Times (HK) and other esteemed press. www.******.com www.******.com
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276 Tasmanians supported through Arch in its first year of operation
Arch, a coordinated support service for sexual harm victims in Tasmania, has supported 276 individuals in its first year. A statewide meeting in Campbell Town highlighted Arch's achievements and future goals, emphasizing a trauma-informed approach. The service collaborates with multiple organizations, including Laurel House and Tasmania Police, to provide comprehensive support. A presentation from the National Centre for Action on Child Sexual Abuse was a key feature of the meeting.
Historic Tasmanian Rockton Estate with possible bushranger treasure for sale
The historic Rockton Estate in Dunorlan, Tasmania, is up for sale, potentially including buried bushranger treasure. The estate, owned by the Atkins family since the 1940s, features three renovated homes with unique custom-made elements. Ben Atkins, a fabricator, and his sister Caroline, a wedding florist, have personalized their homes with handmade features. The property spans over 141 hectares, including arable land, bushland, and a quarry, and is listed for approximately eight million dollars.
Launceston Photography Group has photo classes for everyone
Launceston Photography Group offers photography classes for all skill levels, led by experienced photographer Mark Tripp. The group conducts themed sessions and beginner classes, focusing on manual camera settings and the importance of light in photography. Classes are designed to be small for personalized attention, and they cover various photography styles, including landscape and macro photography. The group also offers specialized classes like Astrophotography and iPhone photography, emphasizing practical skills and creative techniques.
RSPCA Tas calls on state government to ban puppy farms in e-petition
The RSPCA in Tasmania has rescued 239 Labradoodles from a puppy farm, marking the largest operation of its kind in the state's history. The organization is calling for stronger laws to prevent puppy farming, including breeding caps and a mandatory code of practice. An e-petition launched by the RSPCA has quickly gained support, reflecting public concern over animal welfare. The Tasmanian government is reviewing the Animal Welfare (Dogs) Regulations 2016 to improve dog welfare, with Primary Industries and Water Minister Jane Howlett emphasizing the government's commitment to animal welfare. The RSPCA urges the public to be cautious when purchasing puppies to avoid supporting puppy farms.
Launceston's homeless are up against more than just a rough night's sleep
Homeless individuals in Launceston, including Shane and Ryan, face significant safety concerns while living in a van. They express gratitude towards supportive charity workers like Louise Cowan from Shekinah House Inc., though they criticize some larger charities for being less empathetic. The community struggles with rental affordability and addiction issues, but members support each other. David, a former homeless man, highlights the challenges of harsh weather and the assistance received from City Mission.
Fuel efficiency: find out which car has the best fuel consumption
The Australian Automobile Association's Real-World Testing Program reveals discrepancies between laboratory and real-world fuel consumption and emissions for various vehicles. The program, led by Michael Bradley, highlights that many vehicles consume more fuel and emit more pollutants than lab tests suggest, impacting consumer costs and environmental goals. The findings aim to guide consumers in making informed vehicle purchases and assist governments in addressing greenwashing and promoting electric vehicles. The article also discusses sales trends of large vehicles like the Ford Ranger and the anticipated market entry of the Kia Tasman.
Tasmania Police recommend Launceston businesses install high-quality CCTV
Tasmania Police have advised Launceston business owners to install high-quality CCTV systems to enhance security and deter theft. An information session was held at The Lounge in Launceston, organized by Amanda McEvoy, with Inspector Craig Fox and Sergeant David Gammon addressing local business owners. The session focused on best practices for handling shop theft, antisocial behavior, and customer issues, emphasizing the importance of customer awareness and having a safety plan. Business owners were informed of their rights, including the ability to deny entry and perform citizen's arrests, and were provided with police forms for incident reporting.
The joy of Tasmania's 4th Annual Launceston Ukulele Jamboree
The 4th Annual Launceston Ukulele Jamboree in Tasmania expanded its lineup due to previous success, attracting participants from interstate and New Zealand. Festival director Jackie Anifandis emphasized the event's educational focus, with workshops held in local schools. The festival supported Enterprising Aardvark Counselling & Consultancy Inc. through an online raffle, and it was nominated for a Launceston Chamber of Commerce Award.
Launceston woman pleads guilty to drunk driving charges
Deborah Ann Lewis, a 58-year-old from Kings Meadows, pleaded guilty to drunk driving charges in Launceston Magistrates Court after nearly causing a collision on the East Tamar Highway. Initially argumentative, she later admitted to being intoxicated with a blood alcohol level of 1.60%. Magistrate Sharon Cure highlighted the seriousness of the offense, noting Lewis was fortunate not to have caused harm. Lewis faced additional charges for a similar incident three days later. Her defense cited past trauma and homelessness as contributing factors to her actions.
A drug driver 'could have expected a prison sentence' for her offending
Samantha Dawn Leslie, a 32-year-old from East Launceston, avoided a prison sentence despite having 59 prior convictions related to drug driving. She was caught driving under the influence of cannabis and methamphetamine, violating her 2022 drug treatment order. Magistrate Sharon Cure acknowledged Leslie's efforts to reduce her offending and emphasized her potential for rehabilitation. Leslie's driver's license was disqualified, and she was fined due to her extensive history of drug offenses.
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