Chris Oldfield News Today

'It's a good opportunity for my own development.'

New 'believers from the beginning' club merchandise goes on sale.

Tourism leader says the region needs new icons, not just Cradle.

Planning tribunal backs council decision to block proposal which Tasmanian Aboriginal community says would scar culturally significant landmark

The Tasmanian Aboriginal community has welcomed the Hobart City Council’s decision to reject a development application to build a cable car on kunanyi/Mount Wellington.  The application was submitted by the Mount Wellington Cableway Company, which was defeated nine votes to three at a special Hobart City Council meeting last night.  “The land itself is a part of who we are, and we are a part of the land,” Aboriginal Heritage Officer with the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre Sharnie Read said...

A NORTHWICH father has really won himself some Daddy points after building an amazing snowman for his delighted daughter. After waking up to a blanket of snow on Monday morning, Chris Oldfield from Barnton was asked by two-year-old Frozen fan Violet to make her an Olaf. His partner, Sophie Ormsby, describes Chris, who a road worker by trade, as a perfectionist and once hed started, had to make sure he got it just right. She said: "Violets only just two, so its her first Christmas being ...