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Linda Smith

Linda Smith

Reporter at The Mercury - Hobart

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    themercury.com.au

    What’s new for summer: your go-to events guide

    Something magical happens in Tasmania when the weather warms up, the summer daylight stretches well into the evenings, and community spirits are at an all-time high. There’s a lot to love about summer in our beautiful island state, regardless of whether you prefer laid back beach days and backyard barbecues or would rather get your thrills from major music events or high-octane sporting pursuits. So, to make sure you bring in 2025 well, and make the most of the long summer days ahead, we bring you a comprehensive guide to the many summer delights in store for Tasmanians between now and the end of February.
    themercury.com.au

    Inside the secret lives of Tassie’s DJs

    Watching Karoline Kent groove confidently to the music, as she plays a DJ set for an energetic crowd at In the Hanging Garden in Hobart, it’s hard to believe the 44-year-old spent the early part of her career working as a public servant.
    themercury.com.au

    Hemp and horse poo: not a typical Grand Designs home

    Dan Rawlins was torn – he couldn’t decide whether he wanted to live a city existence or escape into nature.
    themercury.com.au

    Simple but sweet beachfront Tassie getaway

    The four of us are sitting around a glowing fire pit, arms outstretched as we wave our carefully-selected sticks, each with a marshmallow pushed firmly onto the end, over the hot coals.
    themercury.com.au

    Meet the Tassie woman behind a successful new swimwear business

    Toni Coward grew up on a flower farm at Weegena, near Deloraine in Tasmania’s north, and was fortunate to have many extended family members living on properties nearby.
    themercury.com.au

    How to tackle phone addiction, find calm and beat the winter chill

    A hectic decade of family life and politics is what prompted Larissa Bartlett to reassess her priorities and explore the realms of mindfulness and meditation.
    themercury.com.au

    Chinese Tasmanians celebrated in new Home: Here and Now exhibition ...

    Ten years ago, Jan Everett stood in front of an old gate, on the side of a dusty dirt road, clutching a piece of paper with Chinese characters written on it, with tears streaming down her face.
    themercury.com.au

    Good, bad or ugly? What’s really in your milk

    Matthew Evans was milking one of his Jersey cows, on his 28ha farm at Cygnet, and marvelling at the “wizardry of nature” when he was struck with the idea for his latest book.
    themercury.com.au

    Free beer: Cascade promotion to mark milestone 200th birthday

    Tasmanians are being invited to enjoy free beer to celebrate Cascade’s 200th birthday.
    themercury.com.au

    Tassie hip hop artist Grace Chia: ‘Art has saved my life’

    When Tasmanian hip hop artist Grace Chia steps onto the stage to perform, something transformative occurs. The 25-year-old, who was plagued with self-doubt, depression and crippling anxiety in her teens, becomes confident, fierce and free.
    themercury.com.au

    Adam and Poh’s Great Australian Bites: Tasmania stars in new SBS TV...

    If I asked you to name Australia’s national dish, what suggestions would you put forward? A pavlova with fresh seasonal fruit? A classic meat pie with sauce? Some Vegemite on toast? A generous serving of freshly-caught fish and chips?