Sarah Lansdown
Canberra Times
Tasmania, Australia
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Canberra Come Back parody calls for visitors to return to South Coast after fires
Batemans Bay businesses call for Canberrans to visit in parody video. → Read More
Canberra wakes to dark dawn as bushfire smoke smothers city
Thick smoke descends on Canberra as bushfires continue to burn in NSW. → Read More
Fire danger upgraded to severe across ACT as wind speed increases
A total fire ban remains in place on Saturday as fire danger rating is upgraded to "severe". → Read More
South Coast Fires: Firefighters battling extreme conditions at Currowan fire
Fire is threatening homes near Dolphin Point on the South Coast. → Read More
Residents urged to leave fire prone areas early amid catastrophic conditions
Rural Fire Service is saying the best advice is to leave bushfire prone areas early in the day. → Read More
Buildings lost in North Black Range fire in Tallaganda National Park near Braidwood
The Tallaganda fire continues to burn as losses are being counted. → Read More
Dr Anne Heath is empowering West Coast communities through new associate degree
Dr Anne Heath was a struggling student who turned into a passionate educator. She's now keen to help West Coast communities learn new skills to support each other, SARAH LANSDOWN reports. → Read More
Strong support for local makers at Truly Tasmanian Craft Exhibition and Sale
Tasmanian handmade products will be front and centre at a three-day craft event at Latrobe. → Read More
Jacqui Lambie attend STEM in School event at Marist Regional College
Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie went back into the classroom on Wednesday to tackle some real-world science problems with students from Marist Regional Colleg... → Read More
Stanley Dockside event to welcome Melbourne to Stanley Yacht Race
Young women from Project O have prepared an entertainment program to celebrate the end of the Melbourne to Stanley Yacht Race. → Read More
The Coast is one of the toughest and best markets for new businesses
Malcolm Ryan has grown his business Rhuby Delights in a challenging environment. → Read More
Miners' rescue skills tested at Emergency Response Competition
Cornwall Coal Mine was the overall winner at the Tasmanian Minerals Emergency Response Competition. → Read More
321-Go attracts one thousand participants in 20th year
Children gave their best effort in the popular running event in Burnie. → Read More
Design Eye Creative paper on skin 2020 entries now open
Burnie's wearable art competition will offer a prize pool of $10,000. → Read More
Kindred community reunites at hall centenary celebration
The 100-year-old Kindred Hall is making a comeback. → Read More
Treasurer calls for community input for 2020-21 state budget
Have your say on what should be included in next year's budget. → Read More
Forestry Contractor Resilience Program now open
Business coaching and funding is available for Tasmanian forestry contractors. → Read More
Emusicians share their talents with the Coast
A long-table dinner will raise funds for the long-running music program. → Read More
Grow your community at free Facebook workshops in Devonport
The real people behind Facebook are coming to the Coast. → Read More
321-Go kid's race attracts young athletics stars
Thirteen-year-old Tom Winkel will be one to watch at children's running event 321-Go. Race ready: 321-Go regulars Mia Gehlberg, Marley King, Ashley Fehlberg, Gemma King, Graci Malley, and Amelia Wickham trained together. Picture: Brodie Weeding. → Read More