A breath of fresh air
Wood smoke on a crisp winter’s day has helped inspire the passions of vision-impaired Tasmanian singers.
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Finding peace dot by dot
A troubled past has given way to a bright future for legally blind artist Mark Mclauchlan.
Listening without prejudice
For 15 years, Elaine Harris and her faithful seeing eye dogs held court at ABC radio in Tasmania, interviewing thousands of local identities.
Fix women, or fix the workplace?
Catherine Fox says its time to dispense with attempts to change behaviours and focus on workplace structures.
How to conquer ‘Imposter Syndrome’
Imposter Syndrome can be a particularly pernicious problem for women, but it can also be a predictor of success.
Lessons from a high-flying networker
Cathie Reid has friends in high places — soon they’ll be stratospheric as she prepares to ride on Virgin Galactic.
Speed is everything
When nanoseconds count, storage technology makes all the difference.
Tasmania’s world beating whiskies
Have a dram good time at Tasmania Whisky Week.
Founders jumping the gender barrier
The next generation of female entrepreneurs are blazing new trails to success.
Music to stir the soul
An event unlike any other, Tasmania’s Festival of Voices blends the artist and the amateur to create sweet music.
A superior vision for today’s worker
Virtual and augmented reality will revolutionise the way we work, play and learn.
Fire and song amid the orchards
The Huon Valley’s midwinter fest is an ode to the apple, and the wild traditions of a pagan past.
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Shining through the cracks
How blind lighting designer Duncan Meerding takes inspiration from Tasmania’s natural environment.
Disrupt yourself before it’s too late?
Most companies around the world believe they’ll be disrupted in the next few years – yet less than half are prepared for it.
For knowing where you stand
As a thinking Australian, it has never been more important to seek the truth and be fully and accurately informed.
Competitor or co-worker?
Robotics, AI and project-based labour will radically change the way we work.
Indigenous art to light up the red centre
The McDonald Ranges will explode with light next month in a collaboration between leading indigenous artists and the brains behind Sydney’s VIVID.
Lights, camera, Alice
As the McDonald Ranges lights up in a spectacular indigenous light show, reacquaint yourself with the beauty of Alice Springs.
Five thrills for the discerning traveller
For those who want a touch of refinement with their adrenaline, these experiences will rocket to the top of your bucket list.
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