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After Cremer, Willoughby breakthroughs, FOLLO turns to Michael Vrankovic mystery

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By Emily Smith , Morgan Timms
| ABC News (Australia)
It was the first good news Sue Ngan Wu had received in months. Late one evening in May, she opened a message from a group set up to search for people in Tasmania's wilderness. They were planning to look for her missing brother. "I was pretty elated to hear it," Ms Ngan Wu said. "It was just a bit of a breakthrough for us that we needed." Michael Vrankovic with his younger sister Sue.
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Alice Springs's Tangentyere CEO Walter Shaw defends state of town camp housing

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By Matt Garrick, Emily Smith 
| ABC News (Australia)
The leader of Alice Springs's town camp authority rarely gives interviews anymore. The fourth-generation town camper, Walter Shaw, has been in the role for more than 15 years, but has largely kept out of the spotlight, even as his council faces national scrutiny.
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Boag's brewery worker 'angry' and 'frustrated' as Launceston braces for $50 million economic blow

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By Hayden Smith, Emily Smith 
| ABC News (Australia)
The loss of two mainstays of northern Tasmania's economy could cost the region a million dollars a week, local leaders say. Tuesday's announcement that Boag's plans to stop beer production in Launceston after 145 years followed news that AFL club Hawthorn would not be extending its relationship with the city beyond 2027. Now, business and community leaders have vowed to "get to work" to shore up the region's economic future. It comes as 42 local jobs face the axe.
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