Tasmania’s large-scale rural events such as Agfest and regional agricultural shows could become unviable because of continuing Covid restrictions.
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Travel bans to lift
Tasmania’s borders will reopen on Wednesday, December 15 allowing many local families and friends who have been cut off from each other to reunite for Christmas.
Quiz heats up for fundraiser
Raising funds for local emergency services was the goal of a quiz night in early October at the Nubeena Civic Centre.
Vet gets medals back – and more
Local veteran Ronald Proud was recently presented with his RAN Military Service Medals after having had them previously stolen.
Farm overjoyed to welcome 100 kids
No kidding, Leap Farm at Copping has 100 new baby goats.
Wine just what Doctor ordered
A new wine processing facility has begun operations filling a void in the market by helping small producers take their grapes from vine to bottle to customer.
Make a date for fine wine
More than 35 vineyards in Southern Tasmania will open their doors to the public during the last weekend of October for a new wine festival
Tasman in vax lead
Locals are in a race to the finish to get 90 per cent of the community vaccinated against Covid by the first day of summer.
Little school with big ambition
Dunalley Primary School continues to strive for excellence, by securing several pilot programs to ensure staff and students gain access to the most up-to-date evidence-based programs supported by the Department of Education.
Agents for change
A Young Tasman Peninsula woman has won the Country to Canberra Leadership competition for her exceptional entry on how women and girls can empower each other and their communities in times of change.