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| Your early invitation to ABC Hobart's A Night at the Museum with Terrapin |
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From giant King Ubu puppets to beloved school tours, many of us have memories of Tasmania's Terrapin Puppet Theatre. For their 40th anniversary, Terrapin is showcasing their most popular puppets at the Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery for their new exhibition, Never Grow Old: 40 Years of Terrapin.
To celebrate, we're giving our enewsletter subscribers early access to a special event hosted by Drive with Kylie Baxter, A Night at the Museum with Terrapin.
Join us after hours at TMAG for an exclusive tour of Terrapin's new exhibition with designer Bryony Anderson and a live broadcast exploring the unofficial, and official, history of Terrapin from 4pm Monday 11 October.
To have the first chance to register for a double pass to this exclusive event, just tell us a memory you have of Terrapin here. There are limited spots available so make sure to get in quick!
Find out more here about Terrapin's exhibition and events across October.
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| Town's only GP to close as staff refuse to be vaccinated |
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A private GP practice has chosen to close its doors when vaccines become mandatory for health workers, leaving 1,200 people without a doctor or pharmacy.
Why did they make the decision? |
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| Should properties where trees have been poisoned be shamed? |
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| Following the poisoning of native trees in Bellerive, there have been calls to shame the surrounding properties. What would this involve and will the council take it further? Ryk Goddard discusses the issue with councillor Luke Edmunds on Breakfast and learns more about council property purchases in Montagu Bay. |
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| Tino's last hurrah with Joel Rheinberger |
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Tino Carnevale is retiring from gardening talkback on ABC Radio Hobart to spend more time on his farm and with his family.
To celebrate all of the good times, we held his final show live at the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. |
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| Are you our next gardening guru? |
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We’re calling all green thumbs to find our next expert gardeners to join Saturdays withJoel Rheinberger.
If you’re the person that everyone asks for advice in the garden, or if you have an area of special expertise, we want to hear from you.
As one of our experts, you'll join us live on radio in the studio on a Saturday morning alongside Joel and interact with callers.
Sounds like fun, right? Tell us why you would be perfect for the job and we’ll be in touch. |
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| Government maps expose salmon farming expansion plans |
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| Newly discovered salmon farming expansion maps, attributed to the state government, show much of Tasmania's north and north-west coasts, along with sections of the east coast, could be made available to fish farming. |
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| Taroona High students make shock discovery |
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| About one minute after a 5.9 magnitude earthquake struck regional Victoria earlier this week, the first shocks were being detected by students in Taroona High School's science department. |
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| 'By the end of the afternoon I'd actually removed 60 teeth' |
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| Hobart dentists are seeing some grim days at hospital, with many kids under the age of five having most of their teeth taken out. They warn it is a cycle that needs to be broken. |
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| Find out why pici is the perfect homemade pasta for beginners |
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| Pici is an incredibly rustic pasta that's thick, chewy and satisfying. It's also one of the easiest to make at home. Give this recipe a go, featuring a seriously tasty tomato garlic sauce. |
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