Sean Ford

Tasmania

Journalist at The Advocate (Tasmania)

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'Vote for me because I'm not a politician,' says engineer-turned-candidate

2 days ago | theadvocate.com.au | Sean Ford

Mal Hingston says the best reason to vote for him is that he's not a politician.
'I absolutely support it': Braddon candidate on why Australia 'needs' nukes

2 days ago | theadvocate.com.au | Sean Ford

Braddon Liberal candidate Mal Hingston is backing nuclear, saying a "renewables-only" approach to energy will not work.
New Renison? Mining hope seeks licence near Australia's leading tin mine

3 days ago | theadvocate.com.au | Sean Ford

Mineral exploration is being planned for an area next to the mining lease containing Australia's biggest tin mine. SALE ON NOW! Tap into unlimited access or signup to continue reading All articles from our website & appThe digital version of Today's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxInteractive Crosswords, Sudoku and TriviaAll articles from the other in your areaThe West Coast target area is called Ringville. It is east and south of the Renison tin mine's lease.
Toilet brush-off: Highway push meets little enthusiasm from council bosses

3 days ago | theadvocate.com.au | Sean Ford

A petition calling for public toilets to be installed by the Bass Highway at Boat Harbour has met little enthusiasm from council bosses.
'Very hazardous': Residents tell why they want street elm trees removed

4 days ago | theadvocate.com.au | Sean Ford

Old street elm trees that have sparked a row in a North-West town are "very hazardous" and should be replaced with "suitable" trees, some residents say.
Councillors to decide whether to cut rubbish bin pick-ups when FOGO starts

1 week ago | theadvocate.com.au | Sean Ford

The emptying of kerbside rubbish bins might be cut from weekly to fortnightly at two North-West towns when their council introduces a FOGO service in September.
Aboriginal history? Nature? What should new Coastal Pathway link teach us?

1 week ago | theadvocate.com.au | Sean Ford

It could be about Aboriginal or maritime history. SALE ON NOW! Tap into unlimited access or signup to continue reading All articles from our website & appThe digital version of Today's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxInteractive Crosswords, Sudoku and TriviaAll articles from the other in your areaIt could be about coastal landscapes and geology, early settlements, or nature and marine life.
'Sometimes you'll see us and sometimes you won't': Cops warn drivers

1 week ago | theadvocate.com.au | Sean Ford

Police could turn up anywhere in Tasmania during their Easter road safety blitz. SALE ON NOW! Tap into unlimited access or signup to continue reading All articles from our website & appThe digital version of Today's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxInteractive Crosswords, Sudoku and TriviaAll articles from the other in your areaThey said Operation Safe Arrival would feature high-visibility and covert patrols across Tasmania's highways, main roads, rural routes and back streets.
Big North-West employer 'firmly committed' to major operational revamp

1 week ago | theadvocate.com.au | Sean Ford

One of the North-West's key employers sounds full steam ahead on a major change to operations despite a challenging period and volatile prices.
Drug charges for NW woman after cops and dogs search suburban address

1 week ago | theadvocate.com.au | Sean Ford

A North-West woman faces drug charges after police and dogs searched a suburban address.

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