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Visionary couple revives Bothwell whisky estate

When Annie and John Ramsay bought the former Nant Distillery – now the beautifully restored Clyde Mill – they weren’t just bringing an old distilling site back to life … they saw a chance to bring their community together

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WATCH: Lauren Huxley’s incredible recovery from brutal attack

Lauren Huxley was beaten and doused with petrol in her Sydney home. Twenty years on, she reveals how she has recovered from the attack that nearly took her life. SEE THE VIDEO

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New role brings actor Merridy Eastman home to Hobart

She’s starred in popular Aussie TV shows Packed to the Rafters and Play School. But Merridy Eastman’s first love – theatre – was ignited during formative years in Hobart. Now she’s back for her latest role

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We went inside the West Gate Bridge. Here’s what we found

Fifty-five years on from the tragic collapse of the West Gate Bridge, the Herald Sun was given exclusive access inside the hidden world beneath the deck — and met the team dedicated to ensuring history never repeats itself.

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Passionate Tassie adventurer embraces epic challenges

Adventurer, environmental economist and all-round go-getter – Tassie’s Tim Harmsen is on a mission to revive one of Tasmania’s toughest winter races… while also adding a quirky new twist

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Romance boom: Tassie author pens 100th book

Tasmania’s Ris Wilkinson became an author at 44 with romance juggernaut Mills & Boon. At 66, she’s penning her 100th book as Melanie Milburne – as writers converge on Hobart for a national event.

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Who owns Qld’s farms: Biggest investors, landholders named

Meet the farmers, families and funds who own Queensland’s finest farms, from cropping gems in the south to sprawling stations in the north. SEE THE FULL LIST

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New car hire app makes Tassie roadtripping a breeze

Cramming the island’s wonders into just three days might sound bonkers, even impossible – but I set out to try, with the help of Tassie’s newest Airbnb-like car share service.

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‘Disneyland for foodies’: Tassie’s bold new $14m fermentation hub

Kim Seagram has been a fierce advocate for Tassie’s food and tourism sectors since relocating from Canada 30+ years ago. Now she’s opening a $14m fermentation hub to showcase Tasmanian produce to the world. SNEAK PEEK >>

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Run clubs: Tassie’s booming fitness trend

It’s sweaty, social, slightly culty and the new way to find friends, fitness and love. Find out why a growing number of Tasmanians have swapped beer goggles for sneakers as running clubs boom

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Who Owns Tassie’s farms: Biggest investors, landholders named

An annual investigation can reveal Tasmania has been a key destination for capital in the race to invest in Aussie agriculture. See the full list.

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Overcoming adversity to achieve Tassie zoo dreams

Stuart Webster frequented Melbourne Zoo as a child and dreamt of owning a zoo. After battling addiction and adversity his childhood fantasy came true in Tassie. He’s got lofty future plans

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Families, billionaires and foreign owners of SA’s largest farms revealed

From sprawling stations in the north to prime cropping in the south – meet those who own South Australia’s largest farming properties. See the full list.

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Meet the talented Tasmanians keeping traditional arts alive

In a world often dominated by consumerism and mass-production, these four talented Tasmanians are finding creative success in traditional arts while also showcasing Tasmania to the world

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