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.
Twenty years ago, Neil Cameron launched a festival to enliven Tassie’s winter. He never imagined just how much Festival of Voices would change his life and transform the state’s cultural landscape
During his first six years of life on a farm in Tassie’s North-West, Brendon Gale reckons he never once took off his footy boots. Now the former Richmond star is set on leading Tassie into the AFL
Tasmanian Jane Teresa Anderson has interpreted dreams for more than 30 years — including on national morning TV shows. Here’s what a day in the life of a dream analyst looks like.
The overthrow of the Assad regime in Syria has changed the Middle East forever. These are the key terrorist groups in the region fighting for power, and the nations set to be affected.
Tasmanian writer and photographer Paul County has published 17 books – with his newest release unearthing fascinating stories about the people who inhabit one of Hobart’s oldest suburbs
There’s a lot to love about summer in our beautiful island state so make the most of long days ahead with our bumper guide of new and exciting activities guaranteed to get you pumped for summer
He’s braved some of the world’s biggest and wildest waves. And now Marti Paradisis has published a new book, taking readers on a thrilling ride through three generations of surfing in Tasmania
Maddie Riewoldt called Orford her “happy place”. Parents Joe and Fiona feel close to their late daughter in Tassie, finding solace knowing a charity created in her honour is majorly helping others
From killing an armed civilian in Iraq to spending seven years in a notorious jail with al-Qaeda members, seven veterans share their harrowing stories and its lasting impact.
Fans of Tasmania’s fine fizz will head north later this month to attend this year’s Effervescence festival. Meet the pioneers making our sparkling so special.
“I feel alive”: Meet the musical superheroes who lead double lives, working in creative or professional roles by day before taking to the DJ decks to entertain Tassie crowds when the sun goes down
She’s been described as one of the most damaging batters in international cricket but Elyse Villani still has plenty she wants to achieve and Tasmania is proving to be the perfect base for success
Dan Rawlins couldn’t decide on a city or country existence, but the answer became clear when he visited Tasmania. Look inside his TV-worthy, $300,000, sustainable hemp and horse poo home
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