Inside the sensory world of acclaimed lighting designer Duncan Meerding.
#65 Let there be light
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Visitors may snigger, but the locals are serious. The black puffer jacket has become the unofficial uniform of the island state. Dubbed The Tasmanian Tuxedo, it’s the perfect go to. Lightweight, warm and unobtrusive – this practical and cosy classic is the perfect partner to Tassie’s unashamed variable climate and adventurous spirit.
The Tasmanian Tuxedo is a partner in so many stories. It crept out of the wilderness and into the heart of our homes. Escape to Tasmania and find out where it can take you.
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#64 Ashbolt Farm
Local couple Anne and Robert Ashbolt share a taste of their elderflower magic.
#63 The science of seaweed
Marinova’s quiet pursuit of extraordinary marine innovation.
#62 Surrounded
A gentle ode to the Tasmanian coast.
#61 Tin Camp Studios
Carving connections from within a unique salvaged haven.
#60 Richmond Christmas Tree Farm
How Nat and Jared Mendham became Santa’s little helpers.
#59 Sea Soul Studio
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#58 Writing murder
The thrill of not knowing. Mystery. Intrigue. Murder.
#57 Epitome of style
Luxury Tasmanian wool hats made for life’s adventures.
#56 ThylaSing
Get yourself along to a ThylaSing gig and find out just how good this local vocal group really are.
#55 A stitch in time
Sitting behind Nostalgia Tasmania is Adrienne Charles. Over 20 thousand cross stitch kits later, she’s an expert in Tassie history.
#54 Communication through connection
Rosie Martin is a leader in empowering others through kindness. Find out how she’s championing change to Tasmania’s critical illiteracy rate.
#53 The great divide
A look at Tassie’s infamous north-south rivalry.
#52 Learning to Procreate
The illustration software that’s changed the digital world.
#51 Women in uniform
Joanne Stolp is the Commander of Special Response and Counter-Terrorism. Her career with Tasmania Police spans close to 25 years and her passion for the job has never wavered.
#50 Fossil Cove Weaving
The Tasmanian coastline provides exquisite inspiration for local textile artist Maryann Collidge.
#49 Sniffing out Tasmanian truffles
Get out on the farm with Doug the truffle dog. His nose is key to the success of Australia’s first black truffle farm.
#48 Wonderwall
One of Tasmania’s most distinctive street artists, Jamin is an edgy bundle of intriguing perceptions.