Mercury (Hobart) - 2017-07-21

• LIBERAL STAFFER IN HOT WATER
• Council’s cable car land grab ‘concerns’
• Youngsters reach for the stars
• Justice boss quits state
• Ferry bid gathers steam
• Hobart needs a plan: Wilkie
• Driver’s not guilty plea over collision
• Hobart set to finally get Taste report
• McKim says he’s dinky di
• Fur seal freed from netting
• Gutwein hails jobs figures
• Re-establishi­ng the Apple Isle moniker
• Disease may ruin blueberry industry: growers
• Cold meter, then an icy reception
• No to fluoride
• Bed shortages are poor planning
• We are letting down at-risk kids
• Plenty of chances for people to have
• Pleasing results as economy hits overdrive
• A say in our city’s future
• Iraq prison hell for captured jihadis
• Aussie’s killer ‘quick-tempered’
• Unhealthy outlook for Medibank
• Struggling Myer sticks to its plan
• CHANGE OF PACE
• DIESEL TECH COMES CLEAN
• SALLY FITZGIBBON­S TAKE A BREAK
• SECRET SHOPPER AT THE DEALER
• SPOILED FOR CHOICE
• LAST OF THE BREED
• MERCEDES SEEKS LABOURER LOVE
• They’re dam fine salmon
• Star watch
• Tight fight for Tassie title
• Ominous start at British Open
• Hobart wary of Gunners
• Students ready for Maroons’ pressure
• Arrows shooting for win No.16
• Clarence makes a late dash for Cup
• Couch wary of resurgent Magpies
• Cox cleared to play in boost for Roos
• Goldy axed in Roo ruck bombshell
• Pyke’s pledge: We’ve learnt
• Stress test to put Pies under the microscope
• TWIN TARGETS
• Fasnacht's a tour de force
• MATTHEWS IN GREEN

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