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Coast to come alive with weekend festivals

October 11, 2024 10:14 am in Local News by Martin Agatyn

There will be no shortage of community events on the North-West Coast this weekend, with the annual Tulip Festival at...

The Top True Crime Podcasts

October 11, 2024 by iHeart

True crime podcasts have become a cultural phenomenon, captivating listeners with tales of intrigue, mystery, and justice. Whether you’re a seasoned...

Dropped China Ban To Benefit Tassie Lobster Industry

October 10, 2024 by John Fabris

China’s ban on Australia’s live lobsters which started in 2020 due to deteriorating relations will be lifted by the end...

PlayStation Plus Gets Massive October Boost

October 10, 2024 by Doccy Darko

PlayStation Plus is a pretty good value way to stay in touch with today’s influx of games without having to...

“You’ll Ruin Your Vocal Cords!” Gordon Ramsay Spits Out Dua Lipa’s Viral Drink

October 10, 2024 by Michael McNally

Gordon Ramsay isn’t a fan of Dua Lipa’s viral Diet Coke drink! The 57-year-old celebrity chef shared a TikTok video...

The World’s Most Addicting Video Game Is About To Get It’s First DLC

October 10, 2024 by Tom Marks

The popular factory-building game Factorio is set to receive a major overhaul on October 21, 2024, with the launch of...

Paul Kelly’s Iconic Christmas Song ‘How To Make Gravy’ Set For Movie Debut

October 10, 2024 by Adam Chapman

Nearly 30 years after the songs release, Paul Kelly’s beloved Christmas anthem ‘How To Make Gravy’ has been transformed into…

Big plans for iconic attraction’s 50th anniversary

October 10, 2024 by Martin Agatyn

The Don River Railway at Devonport has launched a major event to celebrate its 50th anniversary next year, which will...

Seniors invited to Get Into Golf

October 10, 2024 by Martin Agatyn

Seven golf clubs around Tasmania, including Ulverstone on the North-West Coast are offering free lessons next week to older Tasmanians...

Coastal teacher one of the nation’s best

October 10, 2024 by Martin Agatyn

A Coastal teacher has received national recognition for his work in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, or STEM. Montello Primary...

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Coast to come alive with weekend festivals

The Top True Crime Podcasts

Dropped China Ban To Benefit Tassie Lobster Industry

PlayStation Plus Gets Massive October Boost

“You’ll Ruin Your Vocal Cords!” Gordon Ramsay Spits Out Dua Lipa’s Viral Drink

The World’s Most Addicting Video Game Is About To Get It’s First DLC

Paul Kelly’s Iconic Christmas Song ‘How To Make Gravy’ Set For Movie Debut

Big plans for iconic attraction’s 50th anniversary

Seniors invited to Get Into Golf

Coastal teacher one of the nation’s best

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