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TasWeekend: Indulge
HOBART is experiencing a minor Mexican wave with three new eateries opening within two months, writes Graeme Phillips.
Party time Leap-year birthday at last
ALTHOUGH they were born four years ago, “leaplings” Rose Thomas and Ava Hicks are about to celebrate their first birthday.
Cellar door Taste of China here in Tassie
A CHINESE-OWNED vineyard at Richmond is planning to develop a cellar door featuring street food and Chinese gardens.
Home magazine Bright ideas short-listed for top awards
TASSIE designer Duncan Meerding is about to head to Germany where he will showcase his stunning pieces.
Whopper tomato Green thumb grows giant red
THIS big red is a whopper and the biggest tomato that Liberatore Allocca has grown.
Is this the worst haircut of all time?
A NEW hairstyle, which is apparently the ‘next big thing’, has been slammed online by users saying it’s definitely ‘not going to be a trend’.
Leap year You won’t get paid on Monday
GETTING out of bed for work is often hard. But this news will make the start of next week even more difficult.
Shellfish warning Careful what you eat from Derwent catches
BREAM and shellfish caught in the River Derwent cannot be consumed, safety data reveals.
Great for grapes Vineyards to reap reward of dry season
THE hot, dry summer has been brutal for many Tasmanian farmers but a blessing for those growing grapes.
TasWeekend: Indulge Mexican movement spreads
HOBART is experiencing a minor Mexican wave with three new eateries opening within two months, writes Graeme Phillips.
Cellar door Taste of China here in Tassie
A CHINESE-OWNED vineyard at Richmond is planning to develop a cellar door featuring street food and Chinese gardens.
Cellar door Taste of China here in Tassie
A CHINESE-OWNED vineyard at Richmond is planning to develop a cellar door featuring street food and Chinese gardens.
Adventure travel On balance, Tassie rocks
DAREDEVIL Ryan Robinson likes living life on the edge and in Tasmania, he found the ultimate challenge.
Parks program Guides a hit among Chinese tourists
MANDARIN-speaking guides are proving a hit among tourists to the state.
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