Forest tour yields ‘magical’ mushroom experience
Guided by cook and mushroom enthusiast Mic Giuliani, food writer Alix Davis discovered there’s a world of deliciousness living under the carpet of pine needles in the forest near Hobart Airport.
Guided by cook and mushroom enthusiast Mic Giuliani, food writer Alix Davis discovered there’s a world of deliciousness living under the carpet of pine needles in the forest near Hobart Airport.
This powerful landmark series, set against the raw beauty of Great Dog Island, is a deeply personal reckoning with heritage, fatherhood and the fragile continuity of an Indigenous tradition
If you haven’t been yet, there’s still time to catch Winter Feast – Tassie’s tastiest food ritual returns this Thursday. Here are a few delectable treats I highly recommend, writes Alix Davis
Hearty, classic pub meals at affordable prices make this well-known South Hobart establishment an easy choice for a great family night out, writes Alix Davis
Our evening at this relatively new eatery was delightful, and it’s wonderful to see one of the world’s great cuisines given a more sophisticated treatment and presentation, writes Alix Davis
They came to Tassie from Sydney and fell in love with our island state – now Susan Angel and Rod McFarland are showcasing their impressive but difficult home renovation on a popular TV series
Beachside dining is often a burger type of arrangement, so to have access to food this good, with a killer location, is a rare find, writes Alix Davis.
She’s been declared a “name you need to know in Australian art”, landing a major award, multiple exhibitions and a Paris residency. But Tassie’s Marion Abraham never expected to become a painter.
Dinner at this new Sandy Bay eatery is a casual but chic affair with a cohesive menu and friendly staff, writes Alix Davis.
After being given a second chance at life, Tasmanian author and cancer survivor Andrew Darby decided to venture deep into the wilderness to write a book about Tassie’s ancient trees.
Meals at this new Marion Bay eatery are a combo of Tasmanian produce, French culinary techniques and Scottish heritage. And yes it’s fancy, but with a relaxed vibe, writes Alix Davis
“I’m not your typical survival specialist’’: Tasmania’s Corinne Ooms is bringing grit, creativity and a positive outlook to the new season of Alone Australia, filmed in Tassie’s remote wilderness
Covid lockdowns may be a distant memory for many, but for Tasmanians living with the often-debilitating symptoms of long Covid, the pandemic has left a lasting impact.
The restaurant-quality meals at this North-West Coast establishment – match the friendly service and vibe of the space, which really does feel like somewhere you’d want to hang out
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