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As the Tasmanian Cricket League heads into its Christmas break, The Examiner asked the coaches who has impressed so far. Whether it be on-field, off-field or somewhere in between, these players have given their coaches a boost halfway through the season.

Ahead of next week's Party in the Apocalypse festival organisers have announced a last minute change to both the line-up and COVID requirements.

Launceston-born boxer Tyler Blizzard has a place and a date for his professional boxing debut after five years out of the ring. Returning to training in June under the watchful eye of three-time world champion Jeff Fenech in NSW,

Factor, replacing returning quick Riley Meredith (1-1) in a planned move as he came back ahead of schedule. Thompson took 3-33 and provided a highlight-reel run-out as the Scorchers made 7-167 and the 'Canes fell short at 9-125,

Factor, replacing returning quick Riley Meredith (1-1) in a planned move as he came back ahead of schedule. Thompson took 3-33 and provided a highlight-reel run-out as the Scorchers made 7-167 and the 'Canes fell short at 9-125,

The JackJumpers became the latest to attest to the intensity of the Red Army and the Wildcats as the visitors suffered their biggest defeat in their history 101-83 at RAC Arena. Having notched three losses on the trot since that memorable season-opener in Hobart,

The JackJumpers became the latest to attest to the intensity of the Red Army and the Wildcats as the visitors suffered their biggest defeat in their history 101-83 at RAC Arena. Having notched three losses on the trot since that memorable season-opener in Hobart,

The Queensland Education Department has no plans to introduce a ban, and the federal department says they are unable to implement nation-wide bans.

Greater Northern Raiders enjoyed another successful away day, beginning a packed schedule of four Twenty20 games in two days with a couple of wins. A six-wicket win against Kingborough was followed by a 25-run win over University. Jono Chapman was the man …

TONY LeFevre may be right in calling for a royal commission into the real estate industry but don't hold your breath while waiting. Why aren't we marching in the streets and demanding to know why many people are priced out of getting a roof over their head.