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This edition speaks to the heart of humanities dilemma, and it is expressed so well by Karen in this months Rambling Reveries when she says “In the warmth of belonging
Waratah-Wynyard Council update
Call out for Try Skills 2025 Waratah-Wynyard Council is pleased to announce the return of the Try Skills Program for 2025, with some new changes based on your feedback from last
Rambling Reveries by Karen Ashworth-Eck
Collaborative Adaptation ‘We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope’ Martin Luther King Jr. When life meets us with limitations – an uncooperative body, a heavy heart, or
Community notices
The Kids and Families Program The Kids and Families Program is an important part of the training of medical students (Trainee Doctors) at the University of Tasmania. It introduces students
Community events
Alan Grimaldi and the 183 – Squid Inc. Theatre Saturday, July 5 | 2-2.30pm & 6-6.30pm 2pm show – only a few tickets left! The 6pm show is selling fast
Waratah-Wynyard Council update
Gather & Glow Night Market Friday, 4th July, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM, Goldie Street, Wynyard You have permission to embrace the magic of winter as Glow & Gather transforms
Rambling Reveries by Karen Ashworth-Eck
Sing Along In every culture, time and land, there has been singing, hand in hand. Voices raised in joy or sorrow, moving hearts into tomorrow … Something special happens when
Live Well Tasmania update
We are eternally grateful to TANA (Trauma Awareness Network Australia) for coming to our Centre on the 10th of July to deliver a “TANA Talks” workshop. TANA is a non-profit,
Rambling Reveries by Karen Ashworth-Eck
The Unsung Acts of Kindness I remember when post-trauma found me – not in the immediate wreckage, but in the quiet aftermath – eighteen months after the near-fatal head-on with
Waratah-Wynyard Council update
Gather & Glow Night Market You have permission to embrace the magic of winter as Glow & Gather transforms Goldie Street into a vibrant hub of connection, celebration, and play.