Cancer survivor’s sense of humour driving force behind relay team
Being diagnosed with a rare cancer would be anything but a laugh for most, but survivor Catherine Hevey shares why she brought her sense of humour to Hobart’s Relay for Life.
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New Hobart bistro is effortlessly stylish
Dinner at this new Sandy Bay eatery is a casual but chic affair with a cohesive menu and friendly staff, writes Alix Davis.
Cancer survivor’s wild new book odyssey
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.
Beloved, historic ship successfully refloated after sinking
The MV Cartela is floating on the Huon River again after sinking back in February. It is now hoped the ship can be fully restored and become a tourist drawcard again. Inside its rescue mission.
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Tassie project celebrates cultural diversity and remarkable stories
From chance encounters with strangers to educational opportunities and falling in love – migrants and refugees share heartfelt tales of how they came to call Tassie home.
‘Fatally flawed’: UTAS staff slam uni’s campus plan in survey
Angst towards the uni’s move into the CBD still lingers, despite a change in direction — while a divide deepens between UTAS staff based in Sandy Bay and the CBD, a new survey shows.
Just wrapped with this cosy new cafe
With its cheerful vibes, mellow soundtrack and a menu that comfortably covers brekkie, brunch and lunch, this is an ideal venue for either a solo meal or a get-together with friends
Why government doesn’t know when highway signs will switch on
With the widespread use of smartphones, Labor has questioned the purpose of newly installed electronic highway signs across Greater Hobart that have not been switched on.
Sandy Bay supermarket attacks spark safety fears
‘Juvenile shop thieves’ have been causing trouble for supermarket employees and shoppers, with a union saying violence towards retail workers was on the rise in Tasmania.
Can public hospital take on extra maternity services?
Speaking before it was confirmed the Hobart Private Hospital would scrap its maternity services, the AMA had this warning on the capacity of the public wards to take on the extra load.
Stadium developers provide details on buses, reveal new renders
Developers provide further details on $715m Hobart Stadium, responding to letters from the planning commission wanting more information on the significant project.
Community backs proposed Battery Point walkway, poll reveals
The possibility of a walkway along the Battery Point foreshore has been given a big boost after a survey found an overwhelming majority of people support it. Here’s what’s next.
Tassie experts lift the lid on what a healthy sex life looks like
‘Satisfying and safe’: Experts bust the taboo around sex, with a healthy sex life looking different to every person. Here’s what three Tassie experts had to say about it.
Gardening guru’s move to ditch suburban life pays off
Former TV gardener Tino Carnevale is enjoying a quiet existence on the Tasman Peninsula and says ditching suburban life for country living has turned out to be one of his best decisions yet.
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