Hospitality school to go its own way
A push to give Drysdale greater independence has been welcomed by the hospitality and tourism industries.
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Farm tourism the next big thing
Tasmanian farms are jumping on board the booming agritourism sector as the desire to know where the food we eat comes from continues to grow.
Five of the Best vanilla slices
Pastry, custard, icing and a touch of chocolate. Creating the perfect vanilla slice isn’t as easy as it seems. Here are five of the best around.
Five of the Best breakfast buffets
Too much of a good thing is never enough. Quality or quantity? Why not both? Here’s five of the best restaurant buffet breakfasts available on a daily basis.
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Tassie wines are doing all white
TASMANIA’S white wine is sparkling on the world scene, industry leaders say.
Love of pork perks up producers
PORK consumption is increasing in Australia and Tasmanian pig producers are feeling the benefits.
Top chef Waji pulls pin on Taste
WAJI Spiby will not be taking part in the Taste of Tasmania this year because it has “all got too hard”.
Peas and quiet
A CO-OPERATIVE project aims to have children clamouring for their vegies.
Putting van into Diemen’s Land
MOTORISTS visiting the Tasman Peninsula can now refuel at the most ecological of driver revivers.
Warning over East Coast shellfish
PUBLIC health authorities have issued a reminder about the danger of eating wild shellfish from Tasmania’s East Coast.
Diners spoilt for choice
LOFTY changes are afoot for Hobart’s dining scene with a range of new eateries opening.
Bread for success
TASTE: The pressure of catering to a disparate crowd to brings out the best in student chefs.
The best hidden gems for 2016
LAUNCESTON has been named in Escape’s off-the-radar destinations for 2016.
Boag’s immerses in the elements
A SYMPHONY created by the Tasmanian elements will be the star of Boag’s latest marketing campaign.
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