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25.01.2022 On tomorrow night - Friday 23 October

25.01.2022 We want your input and ideas to help shape our state’s recovery from COVID-19. The Premier’s Economic and Social Recovery Advisory Council (PESRAC) is inviting ...Tasmanians to share their thoughts and ideas, as part of Phase 2 of the state’s Recovery Plan. For more information, visit www.pesrac.tas.gov.au/phase_2_consultation

25.01.2022 The lineup for Junction Hometown is here! We've pulled together some of our favourite hometown heroes, including musicians, artists, dancers and more to bring... you a weekend-long celebration of all things Tassie. Rally your crew together and get your tickets now! www.junctionarts.com.au

24.01.2022 Junction is proud to present Hometown: a community event to celebrate our island state’s resilient and vibrant arts scene. From Friday 27 November to Sunday 29... November, we’ll be laying out our picnic rugs and enjoying a socially distanced event in our beloved hometown of Launceston. Get ready to shake off the COVID blues and welcome summer with live music, friendly faces and delicious local food and wine. Junction Hometown promises something for everyone, from children's performers to your favourite Tassie bands, and a whole lot of fun. Stay tuned for the full lineup and ticket release next Friday!

21.01.2022 There are several events being advertised in conjunction with this event. One is a night of poetry being run with the Tasmanian Poetry Festival (Monday 19th from 7pm-9.30pm at Phoenix Bar & restaurant, Brisbane Street) and Sustainability in the Pub on Tuesday 20th at the Gunners Arms from 7pm-9pm. Check the week's program for additional events.

18.01.2022 Now that the threat of Covid has eased, and we can all go out to play a bit more there are likely to be lots of events happening in the coming weeks. This is just one of them - a family friendly day that allows everyone to give free rein to their creative side. Mark it on the calendar, and please share with your networks so the day is a success.

17.01.2022 We were lucky in being able to raise the necessary funds to save Windermere's St Mathias church from being sold, but there are other communities who are struggling to do the same. If you're in a position to support this community - even just by sharing this post - please consider doing so.

13.01.2022 Note the date and time, and come along to support and celebrate the talent of Launceston-born writer, Robbie Arnott. Robbie's debut novel, Flames won numerous awards, and was short-listed for a good many more. Robbie will be speaking about his recent book The Rain Heron - which has also received rave reviews and was a victim of Covid preventing the usual launch in the north earlier this year. The NBC meeting will be on Wednesday 18 November, from 2pm - 3.30pm and will be held at the Pilgrim Church on Paterson Street, adhering to all the COVID-safe regulations so suggestions are to arrive in good time as contact details will need to be recorded for all attendees. There will be a small $4.00 payment for non-NBC members. Please share with your friends!

11.01.2022 You can help conserve Tasmanian ecosystems by taking photos of frogs

08.01.2022 Looking for some Christmas gifts, or stuck for something to do on Saturday? Come along to this market day at Dilston Hall - which is also a fundraiser to help support the ongoing maintenance of Windermere's St Matthias' Church.

08.01.2022 Good news for lovers of Launceston's Parkrun - the event is back from October 17!