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Mar 2023
NEWS AND NOTEWORTHY – Lark Distillery
Lark Distillery – Nominated for Venue of the Year, Distillery of the Year and more in this year’s Australian Whisky Awards.

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Jan 2023
Member spotlight – The Bakery Media
2014 was year of excitement for Simon and Stacey Baker. Having spent over a decade mastering their craft and building their skillset, the two made the thrilling decision to take the leap of faith and forge their very own production company.

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Jan 2023
International Temperate Reef Symposium

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Jan 2023
CHAT WITH A LOCAL – Professor Catriona Hurd
In February 2023 Hobart will host the 24th International Seaweed Symposium, ‘Seaweeds in a changing world’, a fitting location given Tasmania is a global hotspot for seaweed diversity with more than 750 named species and many endemic species. Professor Catriona Hurd is based at IMAS Hobart and studies seaweed physiological ecology, being the physiological responses of seaweeds to their abiotic and biotic environment. A Tasmanian local since 2013, Catriona shares some of her insights on our island state below.

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Dec 2022
NEWS AND NOTEWORTHY

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Dec 2022
EAT with us
Already well known for The Agrarian Kitchen Cooking School and Farm established within their home in The Old Schoolhouse in Lachlan, the pair were seeking a property for the next chapter of the agrarian journey when they found their current location in Southern Tasmania’s picturesque Derwent Valley, just 35 minutes from Hobart.

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Dec 2022
Novotel in the North West
Long known as the engine room of the island, Tasmania’s North West Coast sits along a coastline overlooking Bass Strait, the stretch of water separating mainland Australia and the island state. Shallow and subjected to strong currents from both the Pacific and Indian Oceans, this body of water records some of the roughest waves and most treacherous sea faring conditions in the world.

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Dec 2022
CONFERENCE with us
It’s a simple fact, business events in Tasmania are not the same as other destinations. This is because a strange thing happens when you arrive in Tasmania. Your thoughts start running at the pace they were meant to, and you start to see things differently

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Sep 2022
NEW AND NOTEWORTHY – Wrest Point Birdcage Bar

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Sep 2022
EAT with us
Peppina, the flagship restaurant of the Tasman, Australia’s first Luxury Collection Hotel has quickly become a feature of Hobart’s flourishing foodie scene, known for big-hearted Italian hospitality, relaxed dining, seasonality, and the very best Tasmanian produce.

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Sep 2022
CHAT WITH A LOCAL – Irene Penesis
A placement teaching maritime engineering students mathematics at the Australian Maritime College in Northern Tasmania 20 years ago has led to a rewarding career for Professor Irene Penesis, Research Director for the Blue Economy CRC-Co Ltd. Until 2020 she led a multi-disciplinary research team at the Australian Maritime College (specialist institute of the University of Tasmania) solving challenging industry problems in the field of marine renewable energy and is now the driving force behind the Blue Economy CRC’s vision for sustainable offshore aquaculture and renewable energy production that will transform the future of Australia’s traditional blue economy industries.