Makeover for historic fountain
3/09/2008 | A HISTORIC fountain is getting a makeover after being taken over by the National Trust. Called the Cameron Fountain, it was originally erected on central Launceston but was relocated to the trust&...
3/09/2008 | PUPILS from Larmenier Catholic School have taken their good deeds overseas with their latest project. The pupils are arranging to fill a shipping container with useful items for a refugee camp in ...
Improvement in local air quality continues
3/09/2008 | Launceston residents can now breathe a sigh of relief, now that it's been confirmed there are fewer pollutants around. DAVID WOIWOD reports. RESIDENTS of Launceston can breathe a little easi...
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A music-filled life and more songs to come
Nathan Wheldon picked up a guitar in grade 6 and has been playing it ever since. CLAIRE VAN ...
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