The Examiner
Friday 19 June 2026
Court
The man's lawyer said he was unsurprised his client didn't show.
Annika Rhoades
'I don't want his story to be remembered only for how it ended.'
Lauren Richardson
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Find out where the biggest council price rises are hiding.
Joe Colbrook
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The council-owned Paterson Street West car park. File picture by Phillip Biggs
'Nothing was given to me easily, even just being in Australia.'
Josh Partridge
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Launceston sportsman Nathan Lokoli. Pictures by Phillip Biggs
Expert advice on how making the right decisions on your home pays off.
Nina Hendy
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"The home you live in is still the single most powerful, and tax-effective, wealth-building tool available to Australians," says buyer's agent Leanne Spring. Pic: Shutterstock
A record capital works spend is planned for Launceston.
Joe Colbrook
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The then 25-year-old's victims were three teen school students.
Annika Rhoades
The Snapchat logo. Picture supplied Shutterstock
They have already doubled their win count in 2026.
Ryan Bentley
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The UTAS boys celebrating after their win against Meander Valley, co-captain Tayte Kearnes (bottom left), and coach David Manktelow (bottom right). Pictures by Craig George and Paul Scambler
A perfect storm of rule-breaking that led to teen's tragic death.
Benjamin Seeder
A coroner has concluded that excess speed, canabis and mobile phone use contributed to a fatal car crash in 2021. File picture
City Development
We release our full list of masterminds reshaping the region.
Hamish Geale, Joe Colbrook, Bailey Forbes
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He says fixing the council from the inside isn't a done job yet.
Lauren Richardson
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Councillor Andrew McCullagh. Picture by Craig George.
Analysis
The first in a three part series detailing local stars.
Josh Partridge
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The man allegedly dumped a puppy and left it to fend for itself.
Annika Rhoades
The Launceston Magistrates Court, a blue heeler pup and Churchill Park, Invermay. File pictures by Paul Scambler, Phillip Biggs, supplied
'Children should have the opportunity to call and speak to us'.
Saree Salter
A mother has raised concerns about violence in Tasmanian public schools. File picture
Inaction comes with a cost. It's time for a decision on this land.
Joe Colbrook
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The now-demolished homestead at 126 Russells Plains Road, pictured in 2023. Picture by Craig George
Court
The man said he had never owned or shot a gun in his life.
Annika Rhoades
Longmire's mentor is adamant he's the Devils' perfect fit.
Jon Tuxworth
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Sydney premiership coach John Longmire reportedly holds strong interest in the Devils coaching job. Picture by AAP Image/Joel Carrett
Storms, stages and state budgets - a nostalgic trip back to 2010.
Paul Scambler
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Political turmoil in Jeremy Rockliff's government continues.
Benjamin Seeder
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Premier Jeremy Rockliff has given Education Minister Jo Palmer two additional portfolios and returned Braddon MHA Roger Jaensch to the frontbench in the latest ministry reshuffle. File pictures
RFDS and Men's Shed Association partner for health initiative.
Lauren Richardson, Phillip Biggs
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RFDS physical health worker Harriet Beattie talks to Greg Berechree of Scottsdale
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An education union will meet to determine their next steps after members voted to reject a revised government pay and conditions offer.
William Ton • 35m ago
Who cares if it's a money grab? Pixar knows what it's doing.
Ron Cerabona • 1hr ago
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Buzz and Woody are back for Toy Story 5. Picture Pixar
New carve-outs for startups and a backdown on trusts are aimed at reducing some of the political blowback from major capital gains tax reforms.
Zac de Silva and Jacob Shteyman • 1hr ago
The government has wound back some of its planned tax changes after facing a backlash. Photo: Susie Dodds/AAP PHOTOS
A man who died from a fatal overdose allegedly had the drugs administered to him by a younger man who will now face court charged with manslaughter.
Duncan Murray • 2hrs ago
A man will face court charged with manslaughter over a fatal overdose in an inner city laneway. Photo: HANDOUT/New South Wales Police Force
The artistic traditions of Vishnu, the chaos-fighting Hindu deity, will be explored in an Australian exhibition for the first time.
Liz Hobday
Avatar: Forms of Vishnu is the first Australian exhibition devoted to the Hindu deity. Photo: PR IMAGE PHOTO
'Nothing was given to me easily, even just being in Australia.'
Josh Partridge
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They have already doubled their win count in 2026.
Ryan Bentley
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The UTAS boys celebrating after their win against Meander Valley, co-captain Tayte Kearnes (bottom left), and coach David Manktelow (bottom right). Pictures by Craig George and Paul Scambler
Longmire's mentor is adamant he's the Devils' perfect fit.
Jon Tuxworth
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Sydney premiership coach John Longmire reportedly holds strong interest in the Devils coaching job. Picture by AAP Image/Joel Carrett
'[It's] nothing I haven't faced before and overcome.'
Ryan Bentley
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The first in a three part series detailing local stars.
Josh Partridge
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Brad Cox-Goodyer, Daniel Roozendaal, Shane Wager, Jordan Cousens and Jobi Harper. Pictures by Paul Scambler, Phillip Biggs, Scott Gelston
'The whole week was pretty awesome to be honest.'
Josh Partridge
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Dustin Martin and Lucas Wootton post-game on Saturday. Pictures supplied
Sixty-plus actions shots from last weekend's footy.
Craig George, Paul Scambler, Phillip Biggs
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Action from the weekend's football in Northern Tasmania. Pictures by Phillip Biggs, Craig George
'It's what we want, to create that next generation of heroes.'
Ryan Bentley
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Nestory Irankunda celebrating with Australian fans after the team's 2-0 win against Turkey, Chelsea Wing (top right) and Gabriel van Engen (top left). Pictures by Ethan Cairns/The Canadian Press via AP and Phillip Biggs

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It could be one of the city's biggest commercial sales.
Hamish Geale
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The review has reportedly been extended a fourth time.
Owen Sinclair
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Dorset Council mayor Rhys Beattie; farmland. Pictures supplied
Buyers flock to eye-catching but challenging Trevallyn homes.
Hamish Geale
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The home at 7A West Tamar Road, Trevallyn. Pictures supplied
Expert advice on how making the right decisions on your home pays off.
Nina Hendy
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Owner to sell prime residential land after 42 years.
Hamish Geale
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A 47-hectare block in Northern Tasmania has been listed for sale. Pictures by Will Swan, supplied
From sunrise to sunset, the view is nothing short of spectacular.
Iconic Tamar Valley views have a commanding position in Grindelwald enclave
Remote clinics are operating as unfunded emergency departments.
Matt Maloney
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How the client's apology and a legal clause changed everything.
Matt Maloney
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A recent TASCAT decision has highlighted the complex legal intersection between employee mental health claims, workplace safety demands, and corporate administrative policies. Picture: Shutterstock.
There will be art on the decks due to delays in the docks.
Matt Maloney
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The Spirit of Tasmania V will be docked outside of Hobart for the next three weeks, Inset of Spirit of Tasmania general manager Tom Wootton, Infrastructure Minister Kerry Vincent and Dark Mofo artistic director Chris Twite in front of part of the Chaos Peros by Lolo and Sosaku. Picture by Matt Maloney.
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Its rustic exterior hides a high-end food haven.
Tim Grey
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'We don't want to do something just because it's been done before.'
Josh Partridge
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Dale 'Butch' Gillies at the Tasmania Devils' pop-up shop in Launceston. Pictures by Paul Scambler
Read the new edition of ACM's regional Victoria tourism guide.
Linley Wilkie
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Embrace winter by exploring regional Victoria | Eat Play Stay magazine
'It gives you reassurance that everything's going to be okay.'
Lauren Richardson
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The Health Departments Child Health and Parenting Service Team, Playgroup Tas and St Giles are joining together to host some Play and Connect Sessions. Pictured are Angela Barwick (mum), Sarah Young (mum), Paige Walters (St Giles), Morgaine Joyce-Fry (mum) and Claire Bester (St Giles), with kids Lincoln Young, Jack Barwick and Bonnie Joyce-Fry. Picture by Phillip Biggs
'She's saying 'I can't talk like you, I can't talk'.'
Lauren Richardson
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A speech pathology tablet. Inset is Speech Pathology Australia's national president Kathryn McKinley. Pictures by Jessica Willard, supplied
For the first time, one of the luxury cruise line's beautiful small ships will be in Japan for the vibrant season.
Rosie Ryan
Branded content: Do as little or as much as you like on a 'city-cation' to recharge those batteries.
Rosie Ryan
The Hyatt Regency Sydney's sky high bar, Zephyr. Pictures supplied

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'I don't want his story to be remembered only for how it ended.'
Lauren Richardson
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Wood heater use is declining, but still poses winter fire risk.
Owen Sinclair
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Fire and Emergency Services Commissioner Jeremy Smith and Minister Felix Ellis. Picture by Craig George
At one end of the street, number 8 stands out like a sore thumb.
Owen Sinclair
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Left to rot: 8 Bedford Street, Invermay. Picture by Phillip Biggs
Local say it should be judged on rehabilitation, not production.
Lauren Richardson
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Julie and Harvey Gee. Picture by Craig George.
'This is a really a unique situation.'
Hamish Geale
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Swirlz owner Jane Treacy outside the shop. Picture by Paul Scambler
RFDS and Men's Shed Association partner for health initiative.
Lauren Richardson, Phillip Biggs
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Storms, stages and state budgets - a nostalgic trip back to 2010.
Paul Scambler
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Louise and Mark Padgett with three and a half month old Olivia Padgett. Picture by Will Swan
Sixty-plus actions shots from last weekend's footy.
Craig George, Paul Scambler, Phillip Biggs
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Action from the weekend's football in Northern Tasmania. Pictures by Phillip Biggs, Craig George
'Buyback and education programs have failed to deliver.'
Letters to the Editor
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'It's confusing and frustrating.'
Letters to the Editor
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Mood Food Grand Central on Wellington street. Picture by Paul Scambler
Only your name and suburb will be published with the letter.
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The longest flight in the world will take off from Australia in 2027.
Sarah Falson • 9m ago
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Six unforgettable African safaris, each delivering a different kind of wild.
Carolyne Jasinski • 2hrs ago
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Mpala Jena luxury safari camp.
An Olympian's trick can change how you ski on the world's best runs.
Scott Hannaford
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Whistler Blackcomb ski resort. Picture by Getty Images
When 'chilling out' becomes literal, how much fun are you really having?
Amy Cooper
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A holiday in the Caribbean ticks all the boxes - sun, surf, sand and sweltering heat. Picture by Getty Images
It's "overrun with Aussies", but you can avoid the crowds if you follow this guide.
Angela Saurine
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Nozawa Onsen ski resort in Japan. Picture by Go Nagano tourism
CarsGuide
Mercedes-Benz is bringing two new V8-powered rides to Australia.
Tim Gibson • 22m ago
Many Japanese carmakers were criticised for their delayed rollout of electric vehicles (EVs), however Subaru is finally catching onto the trend.
Jack Quick • 1hr ago
Driving the fastest Subaru ever sold in Oz
China is bringing sedans back, and this latest one is an exciting prospect for Australia.
Tim Gibson
Key Xiaomi rival emerges
Chinese carmakers are on the cusp of overtaking their Japanese rivals in the internal-combustion engine (ICE) technology arms race with rapid AI-driven development their key secret weapon.
James Cleary
Bad news for Toyota as China refocuses
Nissan's new mighty 4WD is a step closer to Australia.
Dom Tripolone
New Nissan Y63 Patrol is almost here
The Senior
Why Panadeine Forte could become your undoing.
Carla Mascarenhas
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Jane reveals how to make money on social media after 50.
Carla Mascarenhas
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The many faces of Jane McCann aka The Middle-Aged Goddess. Pictures from Instagram /@themiddleagedgoddess
And why they're bigger than an international pop star!
Desiree Savage
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Kevin Moloney and Janetta 'Jet' Stones enjoy an extravagant Indonesian picnic on Channel 9's Travel Guides show. Over their lifetime, the pair have travelled to more than 100 countries. Picture supplied

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How demand for protein is reviving old factory.
Katrina Lovell • 1hr ago
Rainfall totals are nearing 200 millimetres for the growing season.
Petra Oates
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Father and son Gordon and James Klinge, Dimboola, are among the many north-west growers that have had a wet start to the growing season. Picture by Petra Oates
Weaners heifers climbed $300 and weaner steers surged past 700c/kg.
Petra Oates
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Nutrien Wangaratta livestock manager Daniel Fischer said prices jumped up to $300 from last month's sale. Picture by Petra Oates
Never rely on AI for measurements, always map it out physically.
Prince Harry will reportedly bring Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet to the United Kingdom next month for the first time in four years.
Prince Harry's UK police protection was removed when he stepped down from royal duties ​in 2020. Photo: EPA PHOTO
Kyle Sandilands will get $12 million as his bitter legal fight with ARN comes to an end, but his former on-air partner is still chasing her chunk of change.
Kat Wong
ARN Media will pay Kyle Sandilands $12 million after it reached a settlement with the shock jock. Photo: Susie Dodds/AAP PHOTOS

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