Mercury (Hobart) - 2018-07-12

• BIRD BRAINED
• FIVEWAYS TO KEEP THE KIDS BUSY
• Let skill, not time settle council fate
• Zucco targets role of city mayor
• Tassie patients ‘at risk’
• AFL ambition cops a spray
• Boys owe lives to daring rescuers
• Kids lost weight, but still healthy
• Stick together to get over ordeal, Russell says
• She’s apples ... for now
• Ferry booking bid to fix long queues
• Brains trust merge in new hub
• Delay in Southern Cross TV renaming
• Old fossils fit in at this bar
• Warning issued on jabs
• Snow wonder they love it
• Power bills could dip $400
• Helicopter camping proposal under fire
• Contrast to heroes
• Remember Menzies
• Keeping out the riff-raff
• Building Bruny one trip at a time
• Transgende­r Tasmanians hope to emerge from shadow of bigotry
• Clarence ready to share in tourism boom
• Trump taunts May
• Tijuana Cartel’s worldly delights
• Prolific duo slums it brilliantl­y
• Festival heats up Huon
• Mofo pre-move preview
• Mark’s high-wire act
• Cheeky magicians give showcase of raw talent
• Claire hops back
• Gala features triple band treat
• Classics by theatre legends
• The romance of Brahms
• Gutsy girls on the big screen
• Gifted Jill’s time in the spotlight
• Film fest’s top tails
• CD reviews
• Over the moon with childlike wonder
• Chocolate Cake bids low-key farewell
• Markets hit as US fuels trade war
• Viva floats at lower end of price range
• Starwatch
• Trainer’s double delight
• Ronaldo off to Juventus
• One win to go … but Paris parties
• Hell of a hill looms large
• Tassie U21s win title in penalty shootout
• Marsh waits on injury verdict for Test role
• Sloane stays in five-year deal
• Big plans for star with the sparkle
• CANES SHOCK
• HAIR APPARENT MATCH LINE-UPS, SLOANE SIGNS, Pages 46-47
• MAROONS DO IT FOR BILLY
• SHE’S IN WIMBLEDON SEMIS AND LOOKS UNSTOPPABL­E

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