Philanthropist part of the East Coast ‘renaissance’
Wotif founder and provocateur Graeme Wood has launched a long-awaited performance space at a defunct mill – and not without his fair share of trouble along the way, writes Amanda Ducker.
Wotif founder and provocateur Graeme Wood has launched a long-awaited performance space at a defunct mill – and not without his fair share of trouble along the way, writes Amanda Ducker.
It’s the moment fans have been waiting for, but how good is the new play that Marta Dusseldorp and her director hubby Ben Winspear are staging in Hobart?
Find out what hilarious Tasmanian fashion designer Alannah Hill thinks about her crazily pricey purchase. WATCH MELBOURNE CUP FASHION FAILS VIDEO HERE>>
Have you noticed how different it feels now when we get those really hot days? And have you thought about why that is?
I thought about one family earning $745 million and wondered how much of that represented losses of everyday Tasmanians on the pokies? I thought about the lockdown surge in online gambling. I thought about greyhounds eating racehorses again.
Through the film Lion, the world fell in the love with the story of Saroo Brierley, who found his birth family via Google Earth. Now it’s his Hobart mum’s turn to share her heart-rending story. WATCH THE VIDEO >>
TASWEEKEND: The Theatre Royal has been forced to add shows to meet demand for a TV star’s controversial play, writes Amanda Ducker. WATCH THE TRAILER >>
Does this woman belong in an aged-care home? I don’t think so, writes Amanda Ducker
Throwaway terms like ‘sustainable’ and ‘eco-tourism’ are greenwashing the cold hard facts – we need to change the way we travel, writes Amanda Ducker.
What would a pungent bulb-eating mansplainer know about living well?
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