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Forester · ForesterSubaru Australia says it has a reasonable supply of its vehicles. The Forester Hybrid and Crosstrek Hybrid are facing the longest waits, which are sitting at between four and six months at the moment. Other vehicles, depending on variant, are either in stock or will only take a month or so to reach customers.See the Story
Subaru's new car wait times in Australia
Infrastructure · ScottsdaleMarch 13, 2024Senseless vandals who risked electrocution have caused $300,000 damage to TasNetworks infrastructure in Scottsdale and will cause 2000 customers to lose power while the damage is fixed.Vandals recently severely damaged an Optical Ground Wire (OPGW) on a transmission pole. It’s believed they tried to pull off part of the pole using a towline attached from a vehicle, damaging the OPGW in the process. TasNetworks’ Principal Field Engi…See the Story
TasNetworks anger at vandal attack
Rowing · ScottsdaleCameron Auton has been selected to represent Tasmania in rowing later this month. March 13, 2024After just two years in the sport, Springfield’s Cam Auton has just been selected in a Tasmanian team to contest the National Rowing Championships in Penrith, NSW.Auton, 18, is excited about the challenge ahead when he joins with rowers from Hobart to form the U/21 Tasmanian Eight, lining up against the best in the country from March 18th-24 at the …See the Story
Cam aims high with national rowing berth
Scottsdale, Tasmania · ScottsdaleBridport Pier Working Group members Leonie Johnston, Billy Millwood and Marg Perkins. March 13, 2024By Rachel WilliamsBridport’s long-awaited new public pier will this month move astep closer to reality, with community consultation set to start on three possible locations for the multi-million dollar project.Construction of a 126m long recreational pier could start later this year and be finished before the middle of next year.MAST has engaged…See the Story
Public to have say on new pier’s location
Forester · ForesterDan and his wife are looking to replace their 2015 Forester with something similar, but more interesting. She is on the shorter side and has a 300-mile weekly commute so they are looking for something with good fuel economy but also comfortable. With a budget of around $40,000, what car should they buy?Read more...See the Story
I Want A Crossover That's Actually Interesting! What Car Should I Buy?
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Scottsdale, Tasmania · ScottsdaleMarch 6, 2024By Rachel WilliamsWinnaleah was shocked by news that a local resident was the victim of an attempted armed robbery at knifepoint last Wednesday morning.The 40-year-old mother of two, who did not want her name published, was confronted by a man who was attempting to break into her vehicle on Racecourse Road.He is described as being Caucasian, about 173cm, with black and grey face stubble, wearing dirty unwashed clothes, a black cap, …See the Story
Armed robbery victim left traumatised
Scottsdale, Tasmania · Scottsdale• Pedal4acure riders make their way into Scottsdale. March 6, 2024More than $600,000 has been raised for Fight MND and more than 100 cyclists have left the state with fond memories of a six-day cycling tour that included nights in Bridport and St Helens.PedalCure4MND wrapped up on the East Coast on Monday night after more than 600km riding from Devonport across the north of Tasmania.The event involved riders from across Australia, many with fa…See the Story
MND cyclists rave about North-East
Scottsdale, Tasmania · ScottsdaleThe Scottsdale Begents store on King Street, set to close. March 6, 2024Retailer Begents will soon shut its Scottsdale store, citing the economic downturn for the decision.Two full-time staff will be made redundant when the doors close before the end of the financial year, CEO Debra Hills said.“Unfortunately, we will be saying farewell to our Scottsdale store in the next few months, after over 30 years in the community,” she said.“During this …See the Story