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Tassie News from the ABC

• Police swoop on highlands property
  Tasmania Police has locked down a property in the state's eastern highlands.
• Poisoned water raises long term health fears
  Tasmanian health officials want more to do more testing on residents of a small north-east town, where the water supply has been tainted with high levels of arsenic, cadmium and lead.
• Bottle shop hold-up
  Tasmanian Police are investigating an armed robbery at a Hobart bottleshop last night.
• Media locked out
  The Tasmanian Greens are under fire for the level of secrecy surrounding their state conference.
• Govt red tape blamed for cheap housing group's demise
  A developer is blaming a lack of support from the Tasmanian Government for the demise of an affordable housing group.
• Premier rejects inquiry calls over bigger parliament
  The Tasmanian Premier has dismissed calls for another inquiry into boosting the size of State Parliament.
• Waterfront honour for merchant navy
  Merchant navy sailors who lost their lives at sea during the two World Wars have been honoured with a new plaque on Hobart's waterfront.
• 'Wind up' order sought on Great South Land Minerals
  Legal action has been launched against Tasmanian exploration company Great South Land Minerals over allegations it has failed to pay a contractor.
• Eagle returns for wild time
  A wedge tailed eagle has successfully been rehabilitated and released at a site in Tasmania's Southern Midlands.
• Man dragged 15m under truck
  A man is in a critical condition after being dragged for 15 metres under a truck on the Burnie wharf this morning.