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The Binney, Sandy Bay. Apartment. For TasWeekend travel story by Kirsty Eade. MUST CREDIT Dearna Bond
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Blissful bayside beauty beckons

A stay at this luxurious, gorgeous Sandy Bay Airbnb with its sunny dining nook, cosy lounge and cast-iron claw-foot bath offers guests a cocoon-like oasis and makes the perfect place to unwind

Robbins Island Wagy rump cap and Great Southern Pinnacle scotch fillet at Launceston's Black Cow Bistro. Picture: Alex Treacy
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Timeless classic keeps delivering

For 15 years, this Northern Tasmanian steakhouse has stood as a beacon of gastronomic excellence. A trio of experienced employees bought it out last year, and they’re making their mark, writes Alex Treacy.

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More reasons to seek the Greek

More reasons to seek the Greek

The proprietors and some of the staff may have changed at Urban Greek but the food, service and atmosphere are just as wonderful as ever, according to TasWeekend food writer Alix Davis.

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Moonah eatery takes a bao

Moonah eatery takes a bao

Luna Chan – new kid on the block in the emerging northern suburbs foodstrip – did not disappoint, according to TasWeekend food writer Alix Chan.

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Tasmania's most famous living historian Henry Reynolds for his new book Tongerlongeter photographed in Franklin Square where Tongerlongeter met with Gov Arthur. Picture Eddie Safarik

Resurrecting a warrior and patriot

In an epic story of resistance and suffering, Tasmanian historians Henry Reynolds and Nicholas Clements have joined forces to revive the long-forgotten story of a fearsome Aboriginal leader all Australians can learn to respect

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