The Pulse of Tasmania will provide $15,000 to help bring to life the 2021 Ten Days’ signature project If These Halls Could Talk.
Seasonal recipe - A good pie has a butter pastry outer and is full of tender scallops and vegetables in a creamy curry sauce.
The small town of Derby in north east Tasmania has become a mecca for mountain bikers world-wide, yet it hasn’t always been known for its mountain bike trails.
Australia is a country steeped in history and tradition, with cultures that even today have not been fully recognised and appreciated. Yet there are communities at work who are bringing the stories of these Indigenous peoples to light, providing opportunities, experiences, guidance, and mentorship to help Tasmanian artists achieve their full potential.
Wherever you live in lutruwita (Tasmania), you’re sure to be in driving distance from one of ten community halls we’ve chosen for our signature project for Ten Days on the Island 2021, If These Halls Could Talk.
It may seem like a simple question but how many of you are reading this, scratching your head, and trying to remember?
... so we’re changing, like a chameleon changes its colour... Lucky, because that’s what we’re all having to do due to COVID-19 and it can be scary. At Healthy Tasmania we have always been focussed on bringing people together to solve community problems.
The Clifford Craig Foundation has agreed to provide funding of just over $70,000 to enable the Launceston General Hospital (LGH) to participate in a major Australasian Research Trial to find a treatment for COVID-19.
Formed in 1993, the Launceston Tornadoes Basketball Club has worked to connect basketball to the community, and inspire young women to explore, expand, and build on their strengths. Through the Launceston Tornadoes Club, Tasmanian basketball players have been given the opportunity to play on the international stage at an elite level.
For those really wanting to save more money on their power bills, there are a few easy changes you can make to shift your usage.
Ken Stronach remembers the day the fires came and life as he knew it at the Tahune Forest Reserve changed. The giant gums that sheltered animals and visitors to the iconic site below became like a furnace, igniting fireballs and plumes of smoke into the air.
The coronavirus pandemic has reshaped our world and forced many to think outside the square. Change has been an inevitable. Businesses have had to take calculated risks and act quickly. There are many who are still struggling, but as these businesses show there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
I’ve had a little bit of success with the best crop of broccoli I’ve managed to grow. Not to exaggerate, but seriously, those white cabbage moths are such a problem that I just can’t seem to fix, until now! It seems planting later than I normally would has worked.