Mercury (Hobart) - 2022-08-03

• Little help for veterans
• Anger over missing environmen­t reports
• Rates continue to rise as pressure grows on RBA
• Film reveals face of homelessne­ss human
• Wilkie pleads for action on crisis
• MPs in dark on sittings
• Premier stands ground on AFL
• SPEED LIMIT LOBBYING A LONG ROAD
• Kalis rates relief rebuff
• Drinker fires taser in bar
• Options aplenty at new shops village
• TikToker in court over bungled Kmart robbery
• Cannabis grower tried to smoke bong during search
• Serial sex abuser avoids jail for fondling teen
• Tassie to the rescue for oyster farms
• TIME TO GET WHARVES SHIP-SHAPE
• No answer to mask-wearing question BENEFITS TO LETTING IT RIP LETTING THEM WORK PROMISES TO KEEP A CYNICAL THOUGHT IT’S YOUR CHOICE DOESN’T ADD UP
• Let’s not be victim of pier pressure
• Waste management should be high on the federal government’s priority list
• Everything is going to be all right
• Market has strong run on rate rise
• Reserve Bank needs to learn its job – fast
• SHOOSH! KYLE DOES ALL THE TALKING
• Aussie para champ ends his swim success story with another gold medal
• CHALMERS’ LIMITS ALL IN THE MIND
• Cody’s first internatio­nal final sets up the former pop star for Paris success
• AND THAT’S NUMBER 12!
• Awkward scenes in the locker room with trans swimmer using women’s facilities at college comp
• Mr Reliable and young new guard maintain Aussie tradition with relay victory
• TODAY’S 10 EVENTS
• Aussies in action DAY 6
• STRANGER THING
• Tassie firm probe widens
• Funny to the core
• What to ask a tradie when getting a quote
• Gun gelding rolls favourite
• GLAETZER RISES ABOVE SETBACKS
• BRUCE ALMIGHTY’S PAIN
• Cochrane proves she can match the world’s best
• HISTORY CALLING FOR HOT STRIKERS
• US PGA splashes cash for season
• Bolton may be $1m man
• ROO FAVOURITE CUNNINGTON PRIMED FOR RETURN

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