On a mission to make finance fun
Tassie’s Victoria Devine was heavily in debt in her early 20s but turned her woes into financial success and now brings financial literacy to the masses through her top rating global podcast.
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A taste of Swiss Alps luxury in Tasmania’s own backyard
Nestled at the edge of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, a new crop of premium mountain cabins is offering a level of luxury and toasty comfort that feels transplanted from Europe, writes Alex Treacy.
Mercury food writer: My favourite spots to eat out in 2023
Reflecting on where I’ve eaten this year, I’m delighted to report I can add a number of new favourites to my list of recommendations. I’m sharing them with you today, writes Alix Davis.
Dear Tassie, we love you…
Some are Tasmanian born and bred, others moved here for work, love, safety, nature or new adventures. But one thing that unites these well-known faces is the love they share for their home state.
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Tassie author Kyle Perry’s talent runs deep
Best-selling, Hobart-based author Kyle Perry dived into the deep end for his second book, and is happily surprised by its success. ABOUT THE AUTHOR + NOVEL >>
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