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À LA FIONA: Robbie Brown’s

10 Jan 2025

The wind is blowing a Hobartian hooly off the mountain, and we walk the promenade at Kingston Beach with our clothes flattened against our bodies ...

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À LA JULIA: The summer zucchini glut

by Julia Matusik

10 Jan 2025

Is it really summer if you don’t have too many zucchini? ...

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À L A F I O N A: Festival farewell

by Fiona Stocker

22 Jun 2024

In 2014, I set up a stall selling farm produce at a tomato festival in Selbourne ...

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À la Fiona: Clarendon Arms

by Fiona Stocker

02 Jun 2024

When my Other Half and I first visited Tasmania on reconnaissance, we considered making Evandale home because of its pub ...

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À la Julia: Leading the pear revival

by Julia Matusik

02 Jun 2024

I’ve been monitoring the pears in the fruit bowl ...

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‘Tis the season for red wine

by Chris Champion

24 Dec 2023

There is no way known to man that one can improve on wine.

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Just peachy

by Julia Matusik

24 Dec 2023

I’m old enough to remember peaches that tasted sublime ...

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Lost and found in the dunes

by Fiona Stocker

24 Dec 2023

When we pack for Bridport, I imagine Croquet Beach filled with sunshine ...

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The Stillwater experience

by Don Defenderfer

05 Nov 2023

... sleeping in a loft next to an old mill by a river ...

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À LA JULIA: Hemp is about to boom

by Julia Matusik

14 Jan 2023

Forget its association with marijuana - hemp is an industry in the making ...

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Huon apples

by Julia Matusik

22 Jul 2023

The only apple trees growing on our property in Geeveston were planted were planted by us in 2021 ...

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Persia’s Pantry

by Pen Tayler

12 Feb 2023

Arad Niksefat is at a festival in Woodbridge where he is selling his own produce. I buy some Tira Syrup from him ...

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Eating, drinking and reinventing Devonport

by Fiona Stocker

15 Jan 2023

It’s a hard-working city, Devonport ...

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À LA JULIA: Summer berries

by Julia Matusik

17 Sep 2022

In Tasmania, we are fortunate to have access to a range of berries not readily available in most of the country.