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TASMANIA Police needs more Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras as soon as possible to enable a greater capacity to detect unregistered or stolen vehicles and unlicensed drivers on Tasmania’s roads, according to the RACT.
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New arrivals cause sensation at wildlife park |
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ZOODOO Wildlife Park in Richmond has had some exciting new arrivals over the summer, including four white lion cubs and a four and a half-metre long python.
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Mornington roundabout review release requested |
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CLARENCE Alderman and Liberal candidate for Franklin, Tony Mulder, has called for the release of the Mornington roundabout review.
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Community comes a-carolling |
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THERE was a fantastic turnout for the annual Carols by Candlelight on the Bellerive Boardwalk.
Eastern Shore Sun brings you some happy snaps from the evening which although a little cool, was warmed by the sound of Christmas cheer.
With thanks to David Bellamy for the photographic display.
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Lib candidates pledge to fight traffic priority. |
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TWO Liberal candidates for Franklin have pledged to fight to correct what they describe as the neglect of an Eastern Shore traffic plan and other infrastructure issues. Local city alderman and Franklin Liberal candidate Tony Mulder says he will take a proposed Eastern Shore traffic plan to the newly-established Infrastructure Board under a future Liberal State Government. And Liberal candidate Jacquie Petrusma said she from doorknocking the electorate and the concerns expressed of constituents, she believed there was simply not enough focus on the Eastern Shore’s transport problems. |
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