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25.01.2022 Come and visit our Pop up store! Now open at 80 Brisbane Street, Launceston (in The Avenue). Open weekdays 10am-3pm!

24.01.2022 Great article on an iconic local landmark by our friend Marion Sargent

24.01.2022 Thanks JB Rae for your vote of confidence in our managing director! If you're looking at some personal training and are over 40, give Summit Perfomance a go!

23.01.2022 #tasmania we love this place

22.01.2022 Total fire ban.

21.01.2022 As Tasmania woke to magical scenes of snow today we all wondered when this last happened to such an extent. It appears that the most comparable weather event wa...s 99 years ago in late July 1921. The Weekly Courier published several photos from Launceston, Hobart and the West Coast. The Examiner provides a summary of the photos. Examiner, Wednesday 3 August 1921, page 4 THE GREAT SNOWFALL REFLECTED IN THE "COURIER." Sunday's great snowstorm is effectively mirrored in this week's "Courier." A fine selection of pictures was obtained of scenes in and around Hobart, and these convey a striking impression of the heavy fall that was experienced in the south. A snowballing scene in Launceston is also included. There are nearly three pages of "snow'' pictures and these will represent a splendid record of one of the biggest snowstorms experienced in Tasmania. Examiner, Friday 5 August 1921, page 4 SNOW PICTURES. There has not been a fall of snow in Tasmania like that of Sunday for over a quarter of a century, so the opportunity should not be lost of securing a fine pictorial record of this uncommon visitation. This is contained in the "Courier,'' which was issued yesterday. There is an extensive selection of views, and the reproductions are of the finest type. There is also a wide range of other interesting pictures. Though provision was made to meet the extra demand, it will be necessary to make early application to secure a copy. Examiner, Wednesday 10 August 1921, page 5 STRIKING SNOW SCENES. SUPERB "COURIER" VIEWS. The town of Waratah has been practically "snowed up" for a week. The fall was quite phenomenal in that centre, and a graphic representation of its intensity will be given in the pictures that appear in the ''Courier" this week. A splendid series was obtained, and these will be published mostly in enlarged half-page form. Two of the views present the remarkable scene at the Mount Bischoff mine, where it was estimated that in one of the faces the snow was 15 feet deep. Another picture shows the mine office, which is surrounded by snow about three feet deep. The main street of the town provides an extraordinary spectacle, and this splendid half-page view will remain a unique one of Waratah. There is also a scene in Ritchie-street, and another one allows the sport enjoyed by the juveniles in building a huge "snow man." Another excellent record of the big fall in Hobart is contained in a picturesque full-page scene in the Domain. This is a very fine picture, and the most striking of all the Hobart views that has been published. Last, week there was so much demand for the "Courier'' snow pictures that even two editions of the paper could not supply it. This week the opportunity is presented of obtaining another magnificent selection.

20.01.2022 Great little article that we had some involvement in!

20.01.2022 Meet our friends from @gowalktas. Based right in our building at Ritchies Mill enjoy a guided tour around Launceston and the Gorge and enjoy the architectural and historical insights and finish with a meal @stillwater_tas.

19.01.2022 What a city and what a view! Not to mention the ‘special’ view you’ll have with our unique visual aids! Now taking bookings

15.01.2022 Dear United Kingdom, Your besties across the ocean are calling. Love, Australia #matesong

15.01.2022 We have a website! Have a peek!

15.01.2022 100% contact free hand sanitiser. Available now for shipping Australia wide: Buy Now: https://www.m2logistics.com.au//auto-dispenser-stand-and-/

14.01.2022 Get involved for a great cause..

13.01.2022 We live in a pretty special place!

10.01.2022 It was an absolute honour to take Giaan and the team from the Helloworld Travel TV show on a walk through the Cataract Gorge today. Keep an eye on your TV screens for a cameo soon! #launceston #cataractgorge #Tasmania #discovertasmania #discoveraustralia #helloworld #helloworldtravel #helloworldtv #australia #television #gowalktas

09.01.2022 These are seriously remote fires in a very special area. Great effort by PWS crews!

06.01.2022 Step out in Launceston in a way like never before. Leaving from our home base at Launceston's historic Ritchie's Mill, each of our tours includes a sumptuous two course lunch at the award-winning Stillwater Restaurant.

06.01.2022 Thanks to everyone for supporting a local business by using our Tasmanian made and owned hand sanitiser. We have supplied businesses, homes, schools and more wi...th our 80% ethanol, WHO compliant hand sanitiser. Made locally here in Tassie, and serviced by our dedicated Launceston team of owners/operators. Buy now from a local team you can trust: http://m2logistics.com.au/ See more

04.01.2022 HELP NEEDED - TRAILER STOLEN Hi everyone, this evening at 9pm some prick stole my box trailer from the car park at The Importer, Broadland Drive, Launceston. P...lease share this far and wide and send a msg to The Importer’s page with a phone number if you are happy to be called to discuss. The trailer is a dual axle, 8’x5’ box trailer, number plate Y66CB. I think the utility pictured may be a Holden Rodeo space cab?? Reward will be offered to any info leading to the return of my much loved trailer Thanks for your help Charles

02.01.2022 Don’t risk the health and safety of your family, friends and work colleagues by using inferior hand sanitiser products. Support local businesses and local jobs... by purchasing your hand sanitiser from a Tasmanian owned and operated business. This Tasmanian-made medical grade hand sanitiser has been prepared to strict World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines. It has been manufactured in a TGA approved facility. It includes a pump cap so that minimal contact is needed to dispense the product. Antiseptic rubs are great to use when soap and water aren’t readily available.

01.01.2022 Give Away Time! To say a big thank you to everyone for buying local, and supporting Tassie businesses, we are giving away 5 litres of Tasmanian Hand Sanitiser ...PLUS a free standing auto dispenser. A total value of $250! Simply tell us where you would place this to put it best use, and we will pick a winner. If you like, you can share with owners who you think should have one in their business! Entries close 8th of November at 6pm. www.m2logistics.com.au