Everybody appearing at Hobart Magistrates Court, Friday, June 21
Here is a list of people appearing at Hobart Magistrates Court on June 21.
Here is a list of people appearing at Hobart Magistrates Court on June 21.
Here is a list of people appearing at Hobart Magistrates Court on June 20.
Here is a list of people appearing at Hobart Magistrates Court on June 19.
A tribunal stoush between a Launceston recycling company and the state’s environmental watchdog has been avoided at the 11th hour, after the firm abandoned its appeal.
A Geilston Bay teenager accused of causing grievous bodily harm by negligent driving has faced court.
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The founder of a top Tassie tattoo studio threatened his ex-wife, assaulted her and destroyed her property, trashing $8000 worth of goods. He blames it on drugs and emotional immaturity.
Community consultation reveals more than half of Clarence Plains residents feel unsafe in their own neighbourhood but the council has promised ‘action and change’.
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