Melbourne mini- break worth trip
A trip to Melbourne to see the musical Come From Away is the inspiration for an action-packed weekend in a city that really knows how to lay on the entertainment.
Food and Wine
Five of the best winter brews
When it comes to great winter beers we are spoilt for choice in here in Tasmania. Here’s where to find some of the many awesome brews on offer.
Cosy cafe’s tasty treats head west
Popular Eastern Shore coffee shop Abundance on the Quay has expanded its business into the city, opening a second comfy, cosy cafe on Bathurst St – Abundance on the Westside.
In search of the Intelligent Island
Concern about the unknowns of GMOs and a trend towards natural fare has created an economic advantage in being GMO-free. As an island separated from the world, Tasmania can exploit this advantage, writes SIMON BEVILACQUA
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Red Velvet Lounge on the market
ONE of the institutions that helped put Cygnet on the national gourmet foodie map is on the market.
Commitment bears fruit
A VINEYARD that aims to produce sparkling wine using traditional French methods has been named Tasmanian vineyard of the year.
Happy home on the free range
THE decision on a standard for free-range eggs will make the industry more honest, says one of southern Tasmania’s largest free-range egg farmers.
Smashing pumpkins a big hit
A TRIP to the big smoke paid off in spades for the budding farmers of Cressy’s Tole family.
Married at noon, back at work by 1.30pm
WHAT has been your favourite thing in your life, Ivy Chung was once asked. Without missing a beat she replied: “Work.”
View is food for the soul
IT may not lift the taste of the food, but a fabulous view enhances any dining experience. And, in this respect, we are spoilt for choice at Devil’s Corner.
Cherries ripe with potential health benefits
AN apple a day may keep the doctor away but cherries are emerging as the next fruit with medicinal qualities, according to one Tasmanian researcher.
Holm-grown talent takes Tassie title
A WINEMAKER has taken out this year’s top Tasmanian rural women’s award.
Website aims to make our hearts content
SOME Tasmanian families are spending up to 40 per cent of their income just to buy healthy food.
McHenry’s whisky vision realised
HERE’S one we’ve all been waiting for: William McHenry’s first whisky release from his own distillery.
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