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We have compiled everything you need to know to start your day. Here’s your morning briefing of today’s top stories, overnight news, today’s weather and court lists.
Today’s top stories
Much-loved real estate figure and tourism advocate dies, age 44
A popular Hobart real estate figure and passionate tourism advocate has tragically died aged 44 >> READ THE TRIBUTES
‘City buzz keeping us awake’: Salamanca pubs in firing line
Nightspots in Salamanca Square are affecting the serenity and beauty of the area, a resident of an apartment complex says as neighbours meet with Hobart’s Lord Mayor about the racket >> HAVE YOUR SAY
Hobart’s cheapest rental suburbs revealed
There are just 10 suburbs where a renter can find a Hobart home for $365 per week or less. >> SEE WHERE
Tassie businessman offers $1m worth of travel vouchers ... again
Tasmanians have been given another reason to holiday at home after Pennicott Wilderness Journeys unveiled a new $1m travel voucher program, amid continuing uncertainty about interstate border closures. >> HOW TO CASH IN
A-League hero kicks off Tasmania’s Olympic involvement
Still on a high from his best afield effort in the A-League grand final, Nathaniel Atkinson is hoping to use the Tokyo Olympics to further his blossoming career >> FULL REPORT HERE
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Today’s cartoon:
Letter of the day:
Cable car plan destined to fail
WITH the release of the independent planning report recommending the cable car application be refused (“Cable car left hanging,” Mercury, July 21), we are seeing predictable claims of anti-development bias arising from supporters of the proposal.
The truth is that a cursory and objective read of the existing management plan for the mountain would have made it clear that an overdone and inappropriate proposal such as this was destined to fail. Did they seriously think no one would notice?
Geoff Couser | Sandy Bay
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