She plays commanding, complex and sometimes kooky characters in some of Australia’s best-known films and TV shows. But actor Pamela Rabe also enjoys living a simpler existence in Tasmania
Tasmanians are set to return to the polls after a Labor motion of no-confidence in Premier Jeremy Rockliff passed the House of Assembly by one vote. DAVID KILLICK explains how it all went down and what happens next.
Tassie actor Katie Robertson is a familiar face on TV but she’s now proving her worth behind the scenes, landing a “life-changing” gig on a major new Netflix series filmed in Tasmania
Trinidad Roldan Rojas was four when her family fled political persecution in Chile to start a new life in Tasmania. The talented artisan now creates bold jewellery inspired by the state’s beauty.
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.
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.
“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.
With many of Tassie’s best shacks available for rent, you don’t need to own one to enjoy a bush or beach getaway. Retiring JackJumpers skipper Clint Steindl shares his favourite escapes.
Tasmania has long been known as the Apple Isle. But our world-class apples are increasingly being used to make world-class craft cider – and discerning drinkers across the globe can’t get enough
Heartbreaking details of preventable child deaths have prompted calls for an urgent overhaul of the state’s flawed reporting system after several fatal incidents went undisclosed to authorities.
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.
From Port Arthur to mass graves in Bosnia, to examining Michael Hutchence’s body – there’s little about the how and why of death that’s escaped Tasmania’s chief forensic pathologist’s Dr Chris Lawrence’s scrutiny
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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