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Tassie News from the ABC

• State league coach apologises for drink driving
  Clarence football club coach Brett Geappen has been charged with drink driving after a party at Bellerive Oval on Friday night.
• Convict sites join World Heritage list
  Federal Environment Minister Peter Garrett says the World Heritage Committee has included 11 Australian convict sites on the World Heritage list.
• Building codes revisited
  The Tasmanian Fire Service says it is likely the Tasmanian Government will consider stricter building codes for bushfire-prone areas in light of the Victorian Bushfire Commission's recommendations.
• New rules for smokers
  No-smoking zones in central Hobart come into effect from today.
• Malayan Emergency troops remembered 50 years on
  A ceremony commemorating the 50th anniversary of the end of the Malayan Emergency has been held in Hobart.
• MP facing holiday bill
  Minister Lin Thorp may have to pay a tax bill for expenses not covered by taxpayers, upon her return from an overseas trip.
• Water skiers set sights higher
  A group of water skiers who broke a world record in March have their sights set on extending the record.
• Tasmania's new top cop soon to be appointed
  The Tasmanian Government has announced who will be on the panel to select the state's next police commissioner.
• Former rider transfers passion to new sport
  Former aspiring jockey Katherine Reed is now a top wheelchair basketballer.
• Killer's ex-girlfriend sentenced
  A Hobart woman convicted of failing to report the murder of a Chinese university student has been sentenced for more recent crimes.