Tag: Perth 7300
Feed help for Midlands farmers
Stock feed has been distributed to farmers in Tasmania's drought stricken Midlands today.[MORE]
More power blackouts
Power has been cut to more than 7,000 customers in Tasmania's north and north-west after strong winds brought down power lines.[MORE]
Power blackouts after storms
Aurora Energy is working to restore power to parts of northern Tasmania after this morning's thunderstorms.[MORE]
Libs pledge four-lane Midland highway
The State Liberals are promising to give Tasmania a four-lane Midland Highway if they win the 2010 state election.[MORE]
From little things, big things grow: new Forestry Tasmania nursery
Forestry Tasmania says a new state-of-the-art forest nursery in northern Tasmania will help the company realise its target of increasing the area of plantations in the state.[MORE]
Lyons MHR not worried by threat of legal action over servo dispute
The Federal Member for Lyons says he's not intimidated by the threat of legal action by a national petrol company.[MORE]
Perth service station dispute worsens
Negotiations have broken down between a national petrol company and the operators of a northern Tasmanian petrol station.[MORE]
Family denies petrol company claims
A service station operator at Perth in Northern Tasmania has denied petrol company claims her family is not running the business properly.[MORE]
Petrol company threatens legal action
A petrol company is planning to take legal action against the operators of a Northern Tasmanian petrol station and a Federal Government backbencher.[MORE]
More herbicides found in rivers
The latest round of chemical testing of Tasmania's rivers and streams has detected herbicides in two northern rivers.[MORE]
Shark sightings prompt calls to stay away from Perth river
Perth residents are being warned not to swim in the Canning River following a second sighting of a shark.[MORE]
Authorities keep watch on blue-green algae outbreak
Health authorities and the Northern Midlands Council are closely monitoring a blue-green algal bloom in Tooms Lake and the upper reaches of the Macquarie River in Tasmania.[MORE]
Robotics pioneer wins PM's science prize
A scientist who has helped redefine robotics with his research into the insect mind has won Australia's top science award, the Prime Minister's Prize for Science.[MORE]
Union blames Govt for Amcor job losses
The Australian Manufacturing Workers Union (AMWU) is blaming the Federal Government for the closure of a paper mill in Perth, resulting in the loss of 87 jobs.[MORE]
Thousands join IR rallies
Tens of thousands of people have joined rallies across Australia to protest against new industrial relations (IR) laws.[MORE]
Rose Porteous too ill to attend court hearing
The Perth Magistrates Court has been told socialite Rose Porteous is too ill to attend her trial on a charge of altering a prescription.[MORE]
Vandals target Perth cenotaph again
The RSL says vandals have again attacked a war statue in Tasmania's Northern Midlands.[MORE]
