Mercury (Hobart) - 2024-03-29

• Lawyer quits Labor for independen­t tilt
• Record month boosts hotels
• Cancer-care groups in bid to build support
• Brighton land plan ready for approval
• Egg-stra effort just so sweet
• Hydro boss to depart
• The RBA is killing the music
• Greens, Labor vying for Clark’s last seat
• Aussies struggle as costs mount
• Unclear what led to elderly woman’s fatal Bruny crash
• Will it be lucky No.7 for Marrawah Jy
• Back to jail for traffickin­g
• We can all help ED crisis
• ON THIS day
• City’s literary story continues to flourish
• Governing is not easy or predictabl­e, so challengin­g
• Issues will require a mature approach by all MPs
• Obama steps up to give Joe a lift
• Toll from Moscow atrocity hits 143
• Lebanon conflict leaves 16 dead
• Small package
• The Easter message
• Driven to distractio­n
• AGL EYES SOLAR
• Fond farewell to IFS bosses
• JUMBO CROSSWORD
• Hoops clears Sevens hurdle
• Bazan has a Capital idea
• Think It Over for champ
• INTERSTATE PACERS PRIMED FOR EASTER CUP
• Smith’s open invitation
• Coaches to boost Tassie chances
• Clarkson pleased with talks
• Dillon backs drug codes
• Tigers not done roaring

Mercury (Hobart) - 2024-03-28

Mercury (Hobart) - 2024-03-30