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Loretta Lohberger

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Reporter at ABC Hobart, TSO chorister, crocheter & tea drinker. Still some ink in my veins after years in newspapers. Views my own.
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Glenorchy council alderman up for re-election suspended after panel finds he touched female staff, made inappropriate comments

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By Loretta Lohberger Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
A Tasmanian council alderman who is seeking re-election engaged in inappropriate behaviour, including touching female council employees, according to a report made public this week. A local government code of conduct panel investigated a complaint made against Glenorchy City Council Alderman Peter Ridler last year by the council's former chief executive, Tony McMullen.
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Customer 'lucky to be alive' after 4WD smashes Shearwater Food Company cafe frontage

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By Sandy Powell Verified, Loretta Lohberger Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Sandy Powell and Loretta Lohberger Two people remain in hospital with serious injuries after a car smashed into a shopfront in northern Tasmania yesterday evening. Two people sitting outside and a staff member inside the Shearwater Food Company, at Shearwater near Devonport, were all injured. Tasmania Police Inspector Michelle Elmer said a 26-year-old woman was taken to the Launceston General Hospital (LGH). "She remains in the LGH with serious injuries," Inspector Elmer said.
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Tasmanian victim-survivor had to wait 23 months for her own school and foster records to be released

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By Loretta Lohberger Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
For years, Sam Morgan kept the memories of the abuse she allegedly experienced while in foster care and at a Tasmanian government school buried. When she was ready to seek justice, Ms Morgan made a Right to Information (RTI) request to have her foster care and school records, held by the state's education department, sent to her lawyer so she could start a civil court claim against the state. It took 23 months for the documents to arrive.
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