| | Thank you for an incredible Giving Tree Appeal |
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| It has been a record breaking appeal in 2019, and it's thanks to each and every one of you!
With the support of so many Tasmanians, over $100 000 was collected and raised for charities across the state, plus thousands of gifts worth over $130 000 were donated too.
These funds and gifts will be donated to disadvantaged and vulnerable people and families around Tasmania throughout the holiday season.
So, whether you dropped in a gift, bought a weather calendar, came to one of our quiz nights, held a work fundraiser or made a donation of any kind - thank you!
For details on how you can still donate and for more information, click here. | | | | | | |
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Meet your new Sundays presenter, Jane Longhurst |
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| We are excited to announce that our 2020 line-up will see all your regular program favourites return, plus we are welcoming Jane Longhurst to present on Sunday mornings. | | | | | | |
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Win tickets to Mona Foma and bring in the new program year with us |
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| Our regular programs are taking a break over the holidays, but don’t worry, we’ll be back from 20 January 2020!
To celebrate the start of our program year, we'll be at Tassie's biggest summer party, Mona Foma, with statewide Drive on Friday 17 January.
We want you to join the party too, so together with Mona Foma we are giving away three double Festival Passes for the weekend!
For your chance to win, tell us what your favourite summer song is, and why. Enter here and you'll go into the draw to experience all the Mona Foma Festival Hub has to offer for you and a friend. | | | | | | |
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Magically creamy and light, an easy honey cheesecake for summer |
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| This golden cheesecake with its creamy and cloud-like filling is just the dessert for the warmer months. Bonus: you don't have to bake it in a water bath. | | | | | | |
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Did you know emus were once in Tasmania? |
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| It's hard to imagine free-ranging emus foraging across Tasmanian plains in 2019.
But, there is a reason why Burnie used to be called Emu Bay. The large flightless birds once called the island state home.
What happened to them and why can’t we see them roaming our state today? ABC investigated to find out more. | | | | | | |
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| | | | What do you do if you find a beached whale?
| | | | Dr Kris Carlyon is a marine scientist who has been working with stranded whales and dolphins on Tasmania's shorelines for over a decade.
He spoke to Breakfast's Ryk Goddard about what you should do if you are the first to encounter a whale or dolphin stranded on the shore.
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| | | | 'We saw the best of Australia by being on the bikes with the kids' | | | | A Tasmanian couple and their two young children are back in Hobart after a huge 14,000 kilometre road trip across Australia.
They did it on two tandom bikes, educating students via an outreach program along the way.
Sarah Gillman caught up with the couple to find out how, and why, they embarked on such an epic trip. | | | | | | |
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This is your chance to be on the ABC for our broadcast of Australia Day Live 2020! | | | | We are calling on groups and individuals to grab their phones and video themselves singing the chorus of ‘I am Australian’. The very best videos will be included in the Australia Day Live concert at the Sydney Opera House on Australia Day. | | | | |
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