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Eastern Shore Sun

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6270 2260

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25.01.2022 How adorable are these guys! You know the drill, the photo with the most 'likes' by 5pm Tuesday 9 June will feature in the June Eastern Shore Sun and will win a $50 Eastlands Pet Supply gift voucher. To enter next months competition, send in a high resolution photo of your fur-baby with a caption to Louise at: [email protected] by Monday 6 July. *Entrants must be able to collect prize in person from Eastlands Pet Supply. In the event of a tie, the prize will be split. Winners have 30 days (from date of distribution) to claim their prize in store.

25.01.2022 Cremorne Bowls and Community Club has punched well above its weight to take home the Fitzgerald Trophy for the leading club in Bowls South for the 2019/20 season. The trophy was won on the back of winning performances in the Wednesday men’s division one and division four competitions. READ FULL STORY: https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/bowls-club-rolls-on/

24.01.2022 Three very cute pups this month! You know the drill, the photo with the most 'likes' by 5pm Tuesday 11 August will feature in the August Eastern Shore Sun and will win a $50 Eastlands Pet Supply gift voucher. To enter next months September competition, send in a high resolution photo of your fur-baby with a caption to Louise at: [email protected] by Monday 31 August. *Entrants must be able to collect prize in person from Eastlands Pet Supply. In the event of a tie, the prize will be split. Winners have 30 days (from date of distribution) to claim their prize in store.

23.01.2022 Shoreline's Banjo’s Bakery Café store manager and partner Jeremy Buckland has risen to the challenge and continued to bake his way through COVID-19 restrictions. An Eastern Shore local, Mr Buckland has been a part of the Banjo’s team since 1997 when he started at the Rosny store while growing up in Rosny. https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/supporting-buy-local-an/

23.01.2022 The Two Rivulets Circuit now holds special significance for well-known Risdon Vale local Ann Harrison, with a dedicated trailhead recently installed in her honour. The new trailhead located on the corner of Grasstree Hill Road and Kerria Road in Risdon Vale marks the main entrance of the track, which was completed as part of the Clarence City Council Risdon Vale Recreation and Activity Plan 2017-2037. https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/new-trailhead-honours-r/

22.01.2022 Clarence City Council has taken steps to become more energy efficient with the installation of 2,400 new LED streetlights across the municipality. The installation formed part of the Great Southern Lights project a collaboration between six councils, the Local Government Association of Tasmania and TasNetworks that will see streetlights changed over to 14 Watt LEDs. Read full story here: https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/bright-future-ahead-wit/

21.01.2022 You know the drill, the photo with the most 'likes' by 5pm Wednesday 9.00am 9th December will feature in the December Eastern Shore Sun and will win a $50 Eastlands Pet Supply gift voucher.* To enter next months competition, send in a high resolution photo of your fur-baby with a caption to Louise at: [email protected] by Monday 11 January. *Entrants must be able to collect prize in person from Eastlands Pet Supply. In the event of a tie, the prize will be split. Winners have 30 days (from date of distribution) to claim their prize in store.

21.01.2022 Eastern Shore locals have demonstrated their support for one of their much-loved retailers, saving the Rosny Park Ishka store after it was announced it was entering voluntary administration. Fifty-year-old family business Ishka reopened its doors after surviving both voluntary administration and then the COVID-19 pandemic within weeks of one another. https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/local-community-saves-5/

20.01.2022 A community focused café on the Eastern Shore has expanded its operations after opening a new store in Rokeby. Audrey Coffee opened in Rosny Park in January 2019 and has become a popular establishment for many locals. The café is run by Peter Ladyman and Luke Wilcock who are both proud Lindisfarne locals.... They decided to open the new café after they heard that the current owner of Sideline was open to selling. Luke and I both live locally and wanted to continue giving back to the community by bringing delicious coffee to as wide an audience as possible, Mr Ladyman said. https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/shot-of-espresso-for-lo/

13.01.2022 Clarence City Council has collaborated with its local partners to create and publish 10 short ‘how to make’ recipe films focusing on 10 easy-to-find Tasmanian vegetables seasonal, canned and frozen. Originally created by the Child Health Association Tasmania’s Family Food Patch program using a 26TEN grant, the Kitchen ABC123 toolkit features recipes for a variety of dips, soups and side dishes appropriate for everything from introducing solids through to aged care. https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/collaboration-creates-k/

12.01.2022 Clarence City Council has plugged into Tasmania’s expanding electric highway with the installation of a public charging station for electric vehicles. The electric vehicle charging station located in the Clarence City Council carpark at 38 Bligh Street, Rosny Park has officially opened and is ready for public use. https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/clarence-plugs-into-ele/

12.01.2022 The Risdon Vale Bike Collective has bought a new ute and a fleet of mountain bikes thanks to grants from the Tasmanian Community Fund (TCF) and the Stronger Communities grant program. In partnership with the Risdon Vale Neighbourhood Centre, the Risdon Vale Bike Collective received a grant worth more than $28,000 from the TCF for a new ute that will be used in different areas for each program. Read full story here: https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/grant-boost-for-pedal-h/... Caption: Risdon Vale Bike Collective participants with Dave Powell from the Powell Motor Group, Member for Franklin Julie Collins, Labor Senator Catryna Bilyk, Member for Franklin Jacquie Petrusma, Clarence City Council Mayor Doug Chipman, Ann Harrison from Risdon Vale Neighbourhood Centre, Risdon Vale Primary School principal Rachael Wells and Frank Barta from the Tasmanian Community Fund.

11.01.2022 A vital link has been added to the Clarence Coastal Trail with works now finishing on the new Cremorne to Lauderdale track. The 3.8-kilometre new section of track traverses the coast between Cremorne Beach and Mays Beach, offering spectacular views across Frederick Henry Bay to Primrose Sands and the Tasman Peninsula. Read full story here: https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/new-track-links-cremorn/... Caption: Clockwise from left, Mayor of Clarence Alderman Doug Chipman, Clarence City Council Recreational Planning Officer Mary McParland, Tracks and Trails Committee member Barry Ford, local resident Jenny Ford, and Clarence City Council Alderman and Chair of the Tracks and Trails Committee Alderman Dean Ewington at the start of the new Cremorne to Lauderdale Track.

10.01.2022 Eastern Shore schools have started working on projects to lead local action on addressing climate change as part of the annual Tasmania Youth Climate Leaders Program. In its third year, the Tasmanian Youth Climate Leaders Program inspires student leaders to address sustainable development goals by providing the skills, empowerment and networks for students to lead their own projects within their school. https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/students-address-climat/

09.01.2022 CLARENCE City Council has collaborated with partners to continue to offer the Live Well, Live Long program in the coming months as it transitions to local community radio. The community development team at Clarence City Council, in partnership with Glenorchy City Council and Tasmanian Health Service Health Promotion, is keeping the older community involved in their regular program of activities in new ways. https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/live-well-live-long-pro/

09.01.2022 The Eastern Shore Harcourts Signature Group recently received high honours, placing in multiple national award categories at the Harcourts annual awards. The Rosny-based real estate office came first for revenue in Tasmania, but was also recognised nationally, coming third for multi office franchise by revenue and eighth for office by revenue. https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/harcourts-receives-nati/

06.01.2022 Mountain biking in the Meehan Range has reached new heights with the opening of the recently completed ‘Cliffhanger’ track. Spearheaded by Clarence City Council, the iconic track was constructed by expert track builders Next Level MTB and has been given a black diamond (difficult) rating. Read full story here: https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/new-bike-track-opens-on/... Caption: From left, Shredding Betties president Jenni McLeod, Hanson state manager Andrew Proud, Shredding Betties member Andrea Heron, Matt Lindus from Parks and Wildlife Service, and City of Clarence Mayor Alderman Doug Chipman.

05.01.2022 Important work is continuing on the Richmond Road Masterplan, with the current stage of work including a new link road connecting Richmond Road to the Tasman Highway Acton Interchange. This will provide a more efficient route that avoids Cambridge Village and the busy junction of Richmond and Cambridge Road. https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/critical-work-continues/

04.01.2022 The ‘missing link’ of the Cremorne Spit Track has begun construction, with the Pipe Clay Coastcare Group benefitting from a $20,200 grant from the Tasmanian Community Fund. The Pipe Clay Coastcare Group completed one section of the track at the very tip of the spit eight-years-ago to help protect the dunes from sand dispersion, which leads to erosion. *Please note photo was taken before social distancing restrictions.... https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/new-track-supports-coas/

03.01.2022 Camping and outdoor retailer Anaconda has partnered with Australian snow brand XTM Performance for the fifth consecutive Heat the Homeless appeal this winter. The Heat the Homeless appeal is run across all Anaconda stores across Australia. The Cambridge Park store will act as the collection and drop off point for pre-loved snow jackets, pants and fleece jumpers, with the donations distributed to the homeless across Tasmania.... Read full story here: https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/anaconda-heats-the-home/

03.01.2022 You know the drill, the photo with the most 'likes' by 5pm Tuesday 8 September will feature in the September Eastern Shore Sun and will win a $50 Eastlands Pet Supply gift voucher.* To enter next months competition, send in a high resolution photo of your fur-baby with a caption to Louise at: [email protected] by Monday 5 October. *Entrants must be able to collect prize in person from Eastlands Pet Supply. In the event of a tie, the prize will be split. Winners have 30 days (from date of distribution) to claim their prize in store.

01.01.2022 Clarence Youth Services has re-started many of its programs after COVID-19 put a halt to face-to-face interactions earlier this year. The drop-in centre is now open to all every Monday afternoon and is home to new eight-ball and air hockey tables. Read full story here: https://www.easternshoresun.com.au/clarence-youth-services/... Caption: Ella Batchelor, 12, of Rokeby has been enjoying learning new skills at the ‘Bikes, Beats and BBQ’ program run by the Clarence City Council Youth Centre.