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As seen in: 101.7 7HOFM Hobart, Building Design & Construction, Hot 91.1, 89.3 LAFM, Power 100, Zinc 96, 4MK Mackay, Sea FM Devonport, Star1063, Hitz939, Sea FM Burnie and
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EV Tourism Expansion

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By John Fabris Verified
| 101.7 7HOFM Hobart Verified
Tasmania’s government’s encouraging applications from tourism businesses to access a share of $250,000 for installing electric vehicle charging ports. $2500 will be granted for each charger, with a maximum of four per business. Kim Robinson from Devonport accommodation business The Cove Tasmania switched to EV infrastructure with help from a previous government grant.
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Tas Constable Killer Sentenced

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By John Fabris Verified
| 101.7 7HOFM Hobart Verified
Last year’s murder of Tasmania Police Constable Keith Smith has today seen the shooter sentenced to 40 years with 25 to be served before eligible for parole. Leigh Geoffrey Sushames appeared via video from Hobart’s Risdon Prison in Burnie’s Supreme Court. The Justice called the shooting murder premeditated and intentional at Sushames’ North Motton property. Article continues after this ad Constable Smith was attempting to present a repossession notice on the property.
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Tas Constable Killer Sentenced

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By John Fabris Verified
| Chilli FM Verified
Last year’s murder of Tasmania Police Constable Keith Smith has today seen the shooter sentenced to 40 years with 25 to be served before eligible for parole. Leigh Geoffrey Sushames appeared via video from Hobart’s Risdon Prison in Burnie’s Supreme Court. The Justice called the shooting murder premeditated and intentional at Sushames’ North Motton property. Article continues after this ad Constable Smith was attempting to present a repossession notice on the property.
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