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Charlie's Angels trio devoted to protecting orphaned fur babies and rescue dogs

Despite regular hold-ups over tangled leads, this trio of rescue-dog-loving nannas are devoted to their cause of proving that old dogs can have new homes.

No dungeon but fantasy gaming room completes Burnie man's dream castle

No dungeon but fantasy gaming room completes Burnie man's dream castle

Shannan Drakkon's life-long dream to live in a castle led him to build one in suburbia. While he's gone big with the medieval vibes, a fun alternative to having a dungeon had to be found.

Abled Kitchen program helping young Tasmanians with sensory disabilities labelled a success

Abled Kitchen program helping young Tasmanians with sensory disabilities labelled a success

A new home is almost locked in for Abled Kitchen in Launceston after a successful 12-month trial helping Tasmanians who have sensory disabilities.

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Tasmanian bush community comes together to heal after devastating and tragic storm

People from across the Kentish municipality come together to seek healing after last month's terrifying storm that left hurricane-like damage.

Why Roelf Vos built the Swiss-styled town of Grindelwald on a hill in northern Tasmania

Back in 1980, self-made Dutch businessman Roelf Vos embarked on a very personal building project — to recreate a Swiss village in northern Tasmania. Four decades on, this unique town is still attracting visitors from around the world.

Tasmanian tradie makes miniature replica mountain huts at home 'rather than watching telly'

This Tassie tradie's fascination with colonial high country life has resulted in a collection of immaculately constructed replica huts.

Tasmanian wildlife carers invest house savings in new wildlife charity

Meet the Tasmanian couple who are happy they ditched 'the Australian dream' to rescue injured animals.

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Don River Railway family work together on steam engine passion

Don River Railway family work together on steam engine passion

Time has done nothing to lessen Des Goss's love of steam engines. Now in his 80s, he still hand-paints big locomotives and drives them with his son and grandson in Devonport.

How an old Ford pick-up truck became one of the loves of Tasmanian Phil Dobson's life

How an old Ford pick-up truck became one of the loves of Tasmanian Phil Dobson's life

The successful businessman and founder of Dobmac Agricultural Machinery started work welding at 13. In retirement, his passion is for an old Ford pick-up truck.

Johnny Cash's life celebrated in Devonport premiere of musical Ring of Fire

Johnny Cash's life celebrated in Devonport premiere of musical Ring of Fire

The musical that takes a walk through the life of Johnny Cash and highlights the universal appeal of his songs.

Austin's heartwarming firelighters make CEO on autism spectrum 'visible'

Austin's heartwarming firelighters make CEO on autism spectrum 'visible'

Tasmanian parents make their son, who has autism and is non-verbal, the CEO and public face of their business.

World-first women's fly fishing championships beckons Tasmanian trio

World-first women's fly fishing championships beckons Tasmanian trio

A world-first event is just weeks away for Tasmania's three best female fly fishers, who are heading to Norway to compete in the first-ever championships for women.

How filmmaker's mum inspired Moving Story project to help people with dementia

How filmmaker's mum inspired Moving Story project to help people with dementia

An arts and health experiment in Tasmania, inspired by a filmmaker's mother who had dementia, gives carers insights into their clients that no amount of paperwork ever could.

Tasmanian athlete Peter Brown is doing it for the kids at The Hague's Invictus Games

Tasmanian athlete Peter Brown is doing it for the kids at The Hague's Invictus Games

This week's Invictus Games will see below-the-knee amputee Peter Brown compete across five seated sports.

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Devonport's 'breadarchitect' Chris Stafferton 'invents' gluten-free bread products and DIY kits

Chris Stafferton wrote a book about his adventures in alternative breadmaking and now he's making DIY baking kits.

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